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Tony and his guests discuss the devaluation of human life worldwide before calling Americans to repent and pray. He then takes an honest look at the costs of tariffs that many are overlooking.
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In this video 0:07 International Relations and Tariffs3:15 Domestic Policies and Military Reforms13:24 International Religious Freedom and Hungary's Role29:48 Prayer and Repentance Gathering37:29 Economic Policies and Sovereign Wealth Fund
International Relations and Tariffs 0:07 Good afternoon. I'm Victoria Marshall, and welcome to the Washington Watch news desk. Yesterday, the United States and Canada came to an agreement to pause the implementation of a 250:18 percent tariff on Canadian exports for 30 days. In exchange for the pause, Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau agreed to president Donald Trump's demands of sending0:30 10000 troops to the US Canada border to help stop the flow of illegal migrants and drugs. In a statement released to x yesterday, Trudeau wrote, I just had a good call with0:42 president Trump. Canada is implementing our 1300000000.0 dollar border plan, reinforcing the border with new choppers, technology, and personnel, enhanced coordination with our American partners, and0:54 increased resources to stop the flow of fentanyl. Nearly 10000 frontline personnel are and will be working on protecting the border. Now Trudeau's statement comes after Mexico also1:06 capitulated to president Trump's demands for the country to send 10000 troops to the US Mexico border in the wake of a 25 percent tariff threat. Trump also imposed a 10 percent1:17 tariff on Chinese exports, which took effect today. Retaliation for the tariffs, China announced it would be imposing a 15 percent tariff on US coal and LNG starting this coming1:29 Monday. China has said Trump's actions violate the rules of the World Trade Organization and said it intends on filing a legal complaint with the WTO. And in other domestic
1:41 news, fallout continues from the Trump administration's push to gain control of USAID. On his first day, Trump implemented a 90 day freeze on foreign aid. That affects
1:52 USAID, which manages nearly 43000000000 in foreign assistance. As such, the Trump administration is identifying and cutting serious waste and abuse at USAID.
2:04 Yesterday, White House press secretary Caroline Levitt highlighted some USAID programs on the chopping block.
2:11 Through USAID over the past several years, these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on. 1500000.0 dollars to advance d I DEI in Serbia's workplaces,
2:24 70000 for a production of a DEI musical in Ireland, 47000 for a transgender opera in Colombia, 32000 for a transgender comic book in Peru.
2:36 I don't know about you, but as an American taxpayer, I don't want my dollars going towards this crap, and I know the American people don't either. And that's exactly what Elon Musk has been tasked by president Trump to
2:45 do, to get the fraud, waste, and abuse out of our federal government.
2:49 Democrats are livid over the Trump administration's actions. Yesterday, a protest was held outside the USAID headquarters after its employees were barred from entering.
3:00 This is what the beginning of dictatorship looks like. When you gut the constitution and you install yourself as the sole power,
3:12 that is how dictators are made.
Domestic Policies and Military Reforms
3:15 Secretary of state Marco Rubio was just made administrator of USAID. Here's what he told reporters during a press conference in Costa Rica.
3:23 On the first question about aid, no one's talk this this is a 90 day freeze to which it allows us now to review programs. You know, before we did the freeze, we couldn't find out anything about some of these programs.
3:35 And USAID in particular, they refused to tell us anything. We won't tell you what the money's going to, where the money's for. So we're not gonna eliminate foreign aid. We're gonna have foreign aid that makes sense.
3:45 We're gonna have foreign aid that works. We're gonna have foreign aid that furthers the national interest. We're gonna have foreign aid that benefits our trusted partners and our allies.
3:54 And in other domestic news, president Trump is expected to sign an executive order today that withdraws the US from the United Nations Human Rights Council. It will also prohibit future funding for the UN relief agency
4:06 for Gaza, otherwise known as UNRWA. These actions reinstate policies put in place during the first Trump administration, and the executive order is meant to coincide with a state visit by Israeli prime
4:18 minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Washington. Israel says that Hamas terrorists are directly funded by UNRWA. The revelation that UNRWA employees participated in the October seventh attack
4:30 against Israel led to the Biden administration pausing funding of the agency. And those are today's headlines. I'm Victoria Marshall. Up next is Washington Watch with Tony Perkins. We'll see you
4:42 tomorrow with more news.
4:51 From the heart of our nation's capital in Washington DC, bringing compelling interviews, insightful analysis, taking you beyond the headlines and sound bites into conversations with our nation's leaders and
5:03 newsmakers, all from a biblical worldview. Washington Watch with Tony Perkins starts now.
5:11 The Mexican government understands this, that this is a drug war, not a trade war. This is a drug war, not a trade war. We have an unprecedented
5:23 amount of Americans dying every year from fentanyl alone. What we are trying to do here is stop the killing of Americans by these deadly drugs.
5:35 That was Peter Navarro, president Trump's senior trade counselor, explaining the tariffs placed on Mexico, Canada, and China earlier today. Welcome to Washington Watch. Thank you for tuning in.
5:46 President Trump is using the threat of tariffs to reshape the policies of foreign governments. It appears to be working, but is there a downside? We'll talk about it with economist Jerry Bauer, president of
5:58 Bauer Research. Last night, I joined about a dozen evangelical leaders in a private meeting with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Doctor Jim Garlow, who was also in that meeting, is, co hosting
6:10 tomorrow's national gathering for prayer and repentance. He'll join me later here on this edition of Washington Watch. And meanwhile, president Trump and Israeli prime minister Netanyahu are meeting at the
6:22 White House as we speak. Now this is president Trump's first meeting with a foreign leader as he begins his second term in office. Now certain to be among the topics they are discussing is Iran.
6:33 They cannot have a nuclear weapon. With me, it's very simple. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. I'm just We don't wanna be tough on Iran. We don't wanna be tough on anybody, but they just can't have a nuclear
6:45 That was president Trump earlier today. We'll get a readout on the meeting from Alabama senator Tommy Tuberville, and we'll also discuss the reversal of Biden the Biden administration's pro abortion policies in the
6:56 military under the Trump administration. As we mentioned on yesterday's program, the International Religious Freedom Summit is underway this week here in Washington DC. Its focus is precisely
7:08 what the name suggests, religious freedom. 1 country that has prioritized defending persecuted Christians is Hungary, and the Hungarian state secretary for the aid of persecuted Christians,
7:20 Tristan Ajbash, will, join me to talk about what his country is doing to aid Christians around the world. All of that and a bit more coming up on this edition of
7:32 Washington Watch. Alright. The National Gathering for Prayer and Repentance will be held tomorrow morning, 7 AM Eastern Time at the Museum of the Bible, but it's sold out.
7:43 However, not to worry, you can still participate no matter where you may live. The event will be broadcast live on the Stand Firm app. So if you don't have the app, download the Stand Firm app or you can register and
7:55 we'll send you a link. Register at pray d c dot o r g. That's pray d c dot o r g and we'll send you a link. As I mentioned, President Trump
8:06 and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are expected to emerge pretty soon from their meeting at the White House. Among the topics that were discussed was the plan for the second phase of the hostage and ceasefire
8:18 deal that Israel and Hamas agreed to last month. Other expected discussion points include Iran's nuclear ambitions and normalization of relations with Saudi Arabia. Now with
8:30 Trump back in the White House, I can share from my meeting with the prime minister that optimism for man managed peace in the Middle East has returned. Showing me now to talk about this and much
8:42 more, US senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama. He serves on 4 senate committees including the armed services committee. Coach Tuberville, welcome back to Washington Watch. Great to see you.
8:53 You too, Tony.
8:55 So president Trump, his meeting with prime minister Netanyahu is the first with a foreign leader since his second term in office. What do you think this communicates to, to Israelis and to the rest of the world?
9:07 Well, basically, at the end of the day, president Trump's trying to find out the game plan of Netanyahu and what the future holds for them, whether it's Lebanon or whether it's Gaza. He has to have the whole picture and
9:18 just not part of it. And then, of course, president Trump's gonna give his thoughts on the game plan and maybe give him his game plan or what he thinks the American people and president Trump and the White House should
9:28 do for Israel. Israel is our greatest ally, Tony. We need to help them. But we need to have a game plan to get this thing over with because it is a, a bomb that could go off any second. And,
9:40 to me, that's the most volatile area in the world. Now we got Ukraine and and Russia, and we got China, all those things. But right now, the biggest threat to world peace is is the Middle East. And president Trump
9:51 has got a lot of great ideas about this. Pete Hegseth, he and I talked for hours about this. I think we got a a good opportunity to help Israel, but we gotta make sure we're all on the same page. And I think that's what
10:03 Netanyahu and president Trump are doing.
10:06 Well, we'll soon find out, when they emerge from their meeting. Today, the president withdrawing the United States from the United Nations Human Rights Council. Your reaction to that?
10:17 Well, it's run by dictators. And, we don't deal with dictators. And president president Trump's exactly right here. He's again, he's been putting all these things together for the last 2 or 3
10:29 years, and now they're all coming to fruition. I call it picking low hanging fruit, and this is picking low hanging fruit right here with the with the UN. The the whole entity, might need to go,
10:41 but at the end of the day, he's gonna start picking out the areas that really don't support the American people and and things that we believe in. And, he's starting with this group, and, it could even go other places.
10:53 But, I'm glad I'm glad president Trump's stepping up early in this 4 years and getting this done.
10:59 Are are you concerned about the absence of a same voice, on the United Nations Human Rights Council with what they may do with that, from a propaganda standpoint without the, the
11:10 American representation on there?
11:13 Well, you can say that, and, you know, it it might would help to have somebody in the room, but they never listen to us. I mean, it's not our first rodeo. It's not president Trump's first rodeo on this situation. He
11:24 understands the people that the voices are really heard propaganda wise no matter where whether we're in the room or not. So, hopefully, hopefully, they see the writing on the wall here, and they come to an agreement.
11:35 Say, hey. If we're gonna have any kind of help from the United States, we might ought to start listening, to president Trump and the Americans. But right now, we have really no voice. Or we might be there, but we really
11:46 have no voice.
11:48 Now, speaking of president presidential actions, president Trump also signed a memorandum that restores his maximum pressure campaign on Iran and aims to deny Iran
12:00 all past nuclear weapons. Now this is something you and I have talked about that this is in stark contrast to what the Biden administration did. Do you think this will work?
12:11 I think it will. President Trump knows how to handle it. The the number 1 thing for Iran is, is to to cut off their money supply with oil, and and that's what that is what will eventually happen. That's what he
12:23 did last time. President Trump had them almost broke, Tony. They were down to several billion dollars for the entire country. Their their people were just about to, start protesting and
12:35 rioting in the streets against their own government. And then Joe Biden comes in. He starts, he lets him start selling oil all over the world and it's made them rich again. They got hundreds of billions of dollars.
12:45 They've they've helped all their proxies with the war in Lebanon and the Houthis and, of course, in Gaza. It's a total mess. Again, president Trump's gonna have to have to clean it up. It's great to have an adult back in
12:57 the in the room, with president Trump because what has been running this country, especially foreign relation wise, is not been adults in the room. It has been people from some other planet, it seemed
13:09 like, that have made decisions that have not been for anybody, even the Middle East. So, we got adults back in the room, and hopefully, we get some answers and we start finding ways to get Israel out of this
13:21 war in Gaza and get peace back in the Middle East.
International Religious Freedom and Hungary's Role
13:24 Let's switch gears, coach. I wanna talk a little bit about domestic policy as it pertains to our nation's military. For the past 2 years, you've been sounding the alarm about the Pentagon's illegal
13:37 and immoral practice of using taxpayer dollars to fund abortions. Now you've frankly, you you you stood along with just a few other members of the senate standing with you on this, but that has now paid off.
13:49 It's been reversed. You mentioned Pete Hegseth. You had conversations with him about this as he was, you know, positioning going through the process to become secretary of defense. What can you
14:01 tell us about those conversations that led to this decision that that's no longer gonna be acceptable in the military?
14:08 Well, first, Tony, thank thanks to you for standing with me. During this long, almost a year, we me and you talked almost monthly on this show, fighting back against the the lawless,
14:19 Biden administration and basically doing, the work of a dictator. They were just kinda changing everything the way that they wanted it, whether it be forgiven student loans, which the Supreme Court said you can't do it.
14:31 They turned around and kept doing it. And then, of course, the abortion. When when Roe Wade went went went down and kicked everything back to the states for abortion, They were just looking for any way possible to do
14:41 abortions and pay for abortion in this country. 1 was the VA, in which I'm still fighting back on that 1. We'd never done abortions in the VA, but this where they where they were paying for for, military personnel to fly
14:53 anywhere they wanted to go on the taxpayer's dime for an abortion was absolutely against the the Hyde Amendment. It was against anything that, the American people had stood for and voted against. So,
15:05 fortunately, Pete Hegseth and I, we sat down and talked about it, you know, before the confirmation. He's he was totally and it was totally with me even before he even thought he's gonna be the SecDef. So a lot of people
15:16 on board with this. I wanna thank president Trump for doing this very early, helping, the American taxpayers really understand that this was not a law. This was just done by a dictator
15:28 in 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that just absolutely just told the American taxpayer, we're gonna do this no matter what you want.
15:36 You know, coach, I have to say that this is 1 of those examples where, you know, a lone voice kind of crying in the wilderness can make a difference over time. I I know there's a lot of people making, kind of
15:48 victory laps on this now, but the track was pretty, pretty empty, when it came time to stand for this. I mean, many times you're down there on the senate floor, and you actually had to go against some of your Republican
15:59 colleagues. So I I I just I I first off, I wanna thank you for taking a principled stand for the sanctity of human life and for the taxpayers who have historically not been forced
16:11 to pay for abortion. But, again, I think it's an example of when you when something is right and you believe in it, you should take a stand for it.
16:18 Well, you're exactly right. And nobody had ever had holes like that for that long. I held up every promotion in the Pentagon, and I was enemy number 1. Now I got, you know, I had death threats and things like that.
16:30 But what got me at the end of the day, you'd think as Republicans, you come together on this issue and you stand behind and say, listen. We're gonna stand beside our fellow senator. And I had him coming after me. As you
16:42 just said, I was on the senate floor 1 night till 2 in the morning fighting back against, several of our senators that were that were basically after me. And, at the end of the day, the reason I
16:53 dropped the holes was because Schumer had enough senators on the Republican side to go around me, to change the rule in the senate to where we couldn't have a hold on any promotion in the military. And
17:05 so at the end of the day, I had to get out of it and, and and give it up. I hated to do it, but, they were gonna do it anyway without my approval. I just hated that Republicans sided with the
17:17 Democrats on an abortion issue. That is dead wrong.
17:20 But sometimes sometimes you, you regroup for another day. And, by bringing attention to this issue and being willing to fight on this issue, you have
17:32 now seen it resolved with a new administration coming in. We just have about, about 45 seconds left, senator Tuberville. What else do you hope to see coming out of the Pentagon under Pete
17:44 Hecseff?
17:45 Well, I think you're going you've already seen all the DEI woke nonsense that's been kicked out of the military. I wanna get back to to training our warfighters, and I think that's 1 thing that that Pete and I
17:57 really agreed on. Me being in education, I saw what they were doing in in in a lot of our bases and the training of our young people. They weren't training warfighters. They were indoctrinating them into a military
18:09 that wasn't ready to fight. And so we're putting more emphasis and and a more amount of time that they're they're learning to shoot. They're they're jumping out of helicopters, planes, learning how to protect
18:21 themselves, and learning how to protect the American people. That's what our military is about. It's not about an woke indoctrination.
18:28 Well and it's about time they get back to that business. Coach Tupperville, always great to see you. Thanks for, joining us today.
18:34 Thank thank you, Tony. God bless you.
18:36 Alright. Coach Tommy Tupperville of Alabama. Alright. Hungary is doing some notable work to protect persecuted Christians around the globe. After the break, we're gonna be talking about that, so don't
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22:07 event here in our nation's capital. Well, speaking of that, the International Religious Freedom Summit is taking place this week as well here in our nation's capital. I'll be speaking on Thursday at the summit.
22:19 Yesterday, we had on the program the cochair of the summit, Sam Brownback, the former US ambassador at large for international religious freedom. And, as he told us, they're expecting a record attendance this year. I've
22:30 made a lot of focus on religious freedom, and I would say that has a lot to do with the current administration that back when they were here last time, the Trump administration put a priority on international religious
22:41 freedom, and they're back. And, we're hopeful that that once again will be a focus. But this event draws leaders from around the world. And, you know, among the leaders speaking at the
22:53 summit on behalf of the persecuted church is Tristan Ozge. He is the state secretary for the aid of persecuted Christians. His government, the Hungarian
23:10 studio. Secretary Hajbe, thanks for joining us. Always great to see you. Welcome back to Washington Watch.
23:17 Thank you. It is great to be back, with your show.
23:20 Now when we spoke last, we touched on your government's focus on defending Christians around the world. Now you you make no, I mean, you you don't hesitate to
23:32 say that you're focused on Christians. This is not just everybody. You've your government has taken upon themselves to help Christians wherever they're persecuted.
23:44 Well, first, we met, it was 7 years ago at the religious freedom summit in, DC. And then I remember I went on the stage and introduced myself with my title state secretary for the aid of
23:55 persecuted Christians. And even though it was a group of, people concerned with religious freedom, what I have seen, was a surprise, shock, and immediately criticism.
24:08 Because back in the time, these religious freedom, discussions weren't focusing on Christians Right. Or not even mentioning
24:16 It's not politically correct. Anything
24:17 else. It wasn't politically correct to show the reality of Christian persecution. Well, you
24:24 have, and you've actually changed the conversation somewhat about this. And even internationally, there's more of a recognition of the persecution of of of Christians. Let let's talk a little bit about the
24:36 advancement that has been made in the last 7 years as Hungary has continued to do this work.
24:42 Yes. We had and have 2 major objectives. 1 is to save as many persecuted Christian lives as it is possible. 1 is to rebuild
24:54 the Christian towns, the ancient Christian towns in the Middle East and the Holy Land that was destroyed by Jihad. This 1 is to save, Christians in Northern Nigeria, and I could go on. But the other 1 is
25:06 to inspire the rest of the world, the culturally or historically, formally Christian, world. Big more powerful governments than, Hungary and the international
25:18 organizations stand by the the Christians. So if you ask me about how we advance with, that regarding the humanitarian aid, I am proud to report that, we have provided
25:30 aid to more than 2000000 persecuted Christians or Christians in need in more than 50 countries. More than 2000000. Well, that is something for a small country to be proud of, but, recent
25:41 studies shows that there are there are more than 380000000 followers of Christ who are persecuted. So if you subtract, 2000000 from that, there is still hundreds of millions who
25:53 need to have. So, therefore, another important question is that how we, how successful we were to to convince other governments. And, unfortunately, not
26:05 very successful. And the 4 reason for that is that when you, try to partner up, for example, with with, Western European governments who are governed by liberal parties or when we try to
26:16 partner up with the Biden administration, you see, a hostile type of indifference or or or neglecting, tendency to neglect Christian, persecution.
26:29 Our major breakthrough was during the first Trump administration when the when when the US with all the, you know, almost infinite, resources compared to
26:40 Hungary, signed the cooperation hung hung agreement with with us with only a 10000000, stronger country. And together, we we rebuilt, Iraqi
26:52 Christian towns and the newly developed planes. We supported Christian communities who still pray in and and and and, speak in, Aramaic. But it was, right away, it was canceled, this
27:04 cooperation with the Biden administration. So that part is sometimes even more difficult than, what we do through the Hungary hubs program.
27:12 Why is this a priority for the Hungarian government?
27:15 2 reasons. And both of those reasons have to do with, who we are. We are a 1000 year old Christian nation, and we are proud of that. And I can say this that we are Christian nation as a
27:27 government official, and I'm not going to be fired, tomorrow because of not being, politically correct. The way we look at it is that we are a small, nation who somehow survived between the big
27:39 empires for 1000 years, and we attribute this to the fact that our first king, king Saint Stephen, offered, you know, Hungary to the Virgin Mary. So it it has to do
27:51 with our Christian heritage and understanding our moral obligation to support our Christian brothers and sisters, in the Middle East and in other places where they are persecuted. We also
28:03 understand, it as a fact, not as a, you know, a theory that the moment the last Christian will disappear from the holy land, that will be the end of the all of the Christian,
28:14 civilization. And the other 1 is humanitarian because Christianity tells us that we should not want not, focus only on Christians. Christian solidarity is universal solidarity.
28:27 But if you see the facts, today, Christianity is the most persecuted religious group in the world. By numbers, because of their faith, Christians are persecuted in in the
28:39 in the largest, largest numbers. So not only our Christianity but our general human humanitarian sense, our general universal solidarity dictates that the
28:50 Western countries should not abandon the Christians like they did when ISIS committed genocidal attacks against, them in 2014 or like they do when Boko Haram commits
29:02 genocidal attacks against them in Nigeria, in these days and years?
29:07 Well, we don't have time to go into it today, but, the Hungarian government also doing a lot of innovative, policy work to encourage family development. They actually want kids born
29:19 to Hungarian families, and they like big families, which I am really excited about. As a father of 5, I I should've went to Hungary because you've got all kinds of programs for those. But we're out of time. Can't talk
29:29 about that today, but we will. But let me say on behalf of, the Christian community, thank you, to Hungary for taking a stand for the persecuted Christians.
29:40 Thank you for your support. Thank you for your fight for religious freedom, and I thank you for your friendship and support towards us Hungarians.Show more
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