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Dave Anthony 0:01
This is a Fox News alert. An ICE pullback in Minnesota. I'm Dave Anthony.
Unknown 0:08
I have proposed, and President Trump has concurred, that this surge operation conclude.
Dave Anthony 0:13
That borders our Tom Holman. After all the anti-ICE protests over immigration enforcement tactics and two deadly shootings in Minneapolis.
Unknown 0:20
As a result of our efforts here, Minnesota is now less of a sanctuary state for criminals.
Dave Anthony 0:24
Citing unprecedented cooperation with local officials apprehending those here illegally with criminal records. And they'll continue going after those immigrants.
Unknown 0:31
Law enforcement officers drawn down from this surgery operation will either return to the duty station or be signed elsewhere to achieve just that.
Dave Anthony 0:38
This is Democrats keep demanding ICE reform, including unmasking agents. Ahead of a deadline to fund Homeland Security by tomorrow night, Senator Mark Kelly says.
Unknown 0:45
Well, I need to see. you know, a significant change in this agency before I'll approve any funding for it.
Dave Anthony 0:52
A vote for DHS funding today in the Senate is expected to fail. A collision in the Caribbean involving two U.S. Navy ships during a fuel and supply transfer. There were two minor injuries. Those ships part of an advanced U.S. patrol targeting drug trafficking boats.
Eben Brown 1:06
On day 12 of the search for Nancy Guthrie, deputies in Pima County, Arizona, and the FBI are now testing a pair of black gloves found a little more than a mile away from Nancy Guthrie's Tucson home. And TMZ says they've received another message, this time offering to name the kidnapper.
Harvey Levin 1:23
And for the price of one Bitcoin, that person will disclose the information.
Eben Brown 1:31
says TMZ's Harvey Levin. One bitcoin was trading at more than $68,000 this morning. The authenticity of that letter has not been verified.
Dave Anthony 1:39
That's Fox's Eben Brown. A win in court for President Trump as he sues the BBC for defamation. A federal judge refusing an attempt by the British broadcaster to delay the case, setting a trial date for February of next year. The president wants the BBC to pay him $10 billion, alleging in a documentary about the 2021 Capitol riot it edited his speech that day. America's listening to Fox News.
Ainsley Earhardt 2:00
This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series, The Life of Jesus.
Unknown 2:05
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Dave Anthony 2:16
Stocks are mixed this morning. The Dow is up 259 points on pace for another record high close. The Nasdaq, though, is down 42 points. The S&P 500 gaining 11. The price of oil is down a half dollar, still around 64 bucks a barrel. Gas is up another penny, continuing a trend that has regular 15 cents higher than a month ago. But AAA's national average, 294 per gallon, is still 20 cents less than a year ago. Speaking of oil, Energy Secretary Chris White has gone to Venezuela within a month after the U.S. operation that removed leader Nicolas Maduro.
Unknown 2:50
But I bring today a message from President Trump. He is passionately committed to absolutely transforming the relationship between the United States and Venezuela. Wright says he wanted to see firsthand the state of Venezuela's oil industry. His visit follows last month's enactment of a Venezuelan law that opened the nation's oil sector to private investment, reversing more than two decades of socialist policy, leading to 8 million people fleeing the country. Venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves.
Dave Anthony 3:20
Fox's Lucas Tomlinson. We have this update this morning.
Ginny Casola 3:22
Fewer people filed for unemployment benefits at the start of February. The number of new claims declined by 5,000 to 227,000 in the week ending February 7th. Claims have been holding in a range, suggesting many employers have not been conducting large-scale layoffs. More people remained on benefits at the end of January, though. The number of continuing claims for the week ending January 31st rose by 21,000 to 1.86 million.
Dave Anthony 3:50
And that's Fox's Ginny Casola. At the Winter Olympics, a bronze for Team USA.

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