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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
A pre-America 250 celebration. I'm Dave Anthony.
What is President Trump announcing about tonight’s Great American State Fair rally on the National Mall?
Fox News President Trump will hold a big rally this evening on the National Mall in Washington to kick off the Great American State Fair. But before that, he'll meet with NATO's leader discussing Iran.
He started the day on the phone with our colleague Trey Yankst, pushing back on Iran's denials that they're not allowing nuclear inspectors. The president told Trey that U.S. inspectors will join the IAEA, but there's no rush to get them in. He also revealed that the sanctions relief that was announced earlier this week will go toward about $500 million worth of U.S. goods for the Iranian people.
Fox's Jackie Heinrich at the White House. We're early this morning. The president posted on Truth Social, oil companies are gouging customers, not bringing gas prices down fast enough.
How is the White House addressing Iran inspections and sanctions relief?
as the price of one type of oil, Brent, is now back to the level it was before the Iran conflict. But at the pump, gas is still almost a dollar higher. Republican Congressman Dan Muser tells Fox.
Gas stations are not stabilized yet with their pricing. They're uncertain about the future. The president's not uncertain about what tomorrow's going to bring. So he's telling them, lower it, because I assure you those $73 barrels of oils are going to stay consistent.
President Trump will have lunch with some Republicans on Capitol Hill the day after he called four GOP senators losers for joining Democrats approving a war powers resolution aiming to limit the president in Iran. But it's non-binding and he calls the resolution meaningless. While the military has stopped attacking Iran, U.S. Central Command reports this morning an American airstrike in Syria has killed a senior ISIS terror leader. Congress is going to get more socialists. Let's hear it for a politics. for a politics that will never forget working people. New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdami, after three progressives he backed, won Democratic primaries for Congress, ousting two House incumbents, Dan Goldman and Adriano Espaillat, who's the chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
All three primary winners are expected to win those House seats facing Republicans in very heavy Democratic districts.
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There are gains on Wall Street. The Dow's up 100 points. The Nasdaq is gaining 55. The S&P 500 adding 21. As prices keep rising in the housing market and mortgage rates are at highs for the year, President Trump will today sign a housing bill that passed the House and Senate with bipartisan support.
Why does the President accuse oil companies of price gouging despite Brent crude falling?
GOP Congressman Fred Schill tells Fox Business.
We wanted to produce a conservative, supply-side oriented housing bill in this Congress that reduces red tape, cuts bureaucracy around housing.
One of the provisions prevents private equity and institutional investors from buying single-family homes. There's a social media settlement in California preventing another trial related to teen mental health problems.
Attorneys revealing Google's YouTube has reached an undisclosed settlement with a minor who accused the platform of negatively impacting mental health. This would have been the second California state trial accusing tech companies of intentionally creating addictive features that led to harms, including anxiety and depression. A jury in Los Angeles previously finding YouTube and Meta liable. Addressing the settlement, a rep for Google tells local media, this matter has been amicably resolved and our focus remains on building age-appropriate products and parental controls. A lawyer for the plaintiff says YouTube's decision to resolve this case before having to face a jury speaks for itself, adding the tide of the law and public opinion are shifting.
Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
At Soccer's World Cup, history will be on display.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–0:06
2
What is President Trump announcing about tonight’s Great American State Fair rally on the National Mall?
0:06–0:47
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How is the White House addressing Iran inspections and sanctions relief?
0:47–2:32
4
Why does the President accuse oil companies of price gouging despite Brent crude falling?
2:32–4:11