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Why is President Trump warning of strong action over Iran’s crackdown on protesters?

Dave Anthony 0:03
Get out! I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. That's what some Americans are being told in the Middle East, Fox has learned. Told to leave U.S. military bases in case Iran attacks, as President Trump considers taking action over a deadly crackdown on protesters that could include fast trials and hangings, he tells CBS News. We will take very strong action if they do such a thing. We will take very strong action.
Trey Ings 0:26
And today there are concerns that Iran will begin to execute some of the demonstrators who were arrested over the past two weeks. Fox Tra Yangst also reports Human Rights Organizations say the confirmed death toll in Iran now sits at more than twenty five hundred people.
Dave Anthony 0:41
The foreign ministers of Greenland and Denmark, who don't want the US to take control of the Danish territory, are in Washington for talks right now with Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio hours after a Trump truth social post that NATO is far more formidable and effective with Greenland in the hands of the US.

What are the implications of the Greenland‑Denmark talks with the U.S. on NATO strategy?

Dave Anthony 0:59
The president added anything less is unacceptable.
Unknown 1:02
Greenland's prime minister said if we have to choose between the US and Denmark, we choose Denmark, NATO, the EU.
Dave Anthony 1:20
Been a week since Renee Good's shooting death in Minneapolis and his anti-ICE protests rage. Mayor Jacob Fry, a Democrat, tells Fox and friends immigration
Unknown 1:28
agents have gone too far. If we're talking about arresting violent criminals, Minneapolis does not oppose that. But that's not what is taking place in the streets of our city. President Trump plans to cut federal funding February first to sanctuary cities and states.
Tanya J. Powers 1:42
It's an expansion of earlier threats to cut off resources to so called sanctuary cities themselves. Back in Washington, Trump said the cuts would be quote significant when asked by reporters what kind of funding would be affected.
Dave Anthony 1:53
That's Fox's Tanya J.

How is the federal funding cut proposal affecting sanctuary cities and states?

Dave Anthony 1:55
Powers. America's listening to Fox News.
Tanya J. Powers 1:59
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Dave Anthony 2:16
Hillary Clinton was a no-show on Capitol Hill this morning, the day after former President Bill Clinton also refused to appear before the Republican-led Oversight Committee in the House to answer questions in a deposition about the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking scheme involving underage girls. The Clintons ignoring subpoenas could lead to contempt of Congress charges. A Clinton lawyer calls this an effort to publicly harass and embarrass them. The Smithsonian

Why are the Clintons refusing to appear before the House Oversight Committee?

Chris Foster 2:45
Changes or face budget cuts. It's for a content review to make sure galleries are free of what the White House calls improper ideology. Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie G. Bunge III writes in a staff email Today we transmitted more information in response to that request, which included digital photographs of labels, placards, and other text on public display in several galleries. Two batches had been submitted previously, but not enough to satisfy the demand first issued last summer. It's focused on operations at eight of the Smithsonian's. Twenty one museums, including the National Museum of American History, Natural History Museum, the Air and Space Museum, and the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Dave Anthony 3:21
Civil rights on a bus in Alabama in nineteen fifty-five has died. But she's not as well known as Rosa Parks for being arrested, refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger.
Lillian Wu 3:29
Claudette Colvin, whose defiance took place months before Rosa Parks made history, became a star witness in a landmark lawsuit which overturned bus segregation.

What is the story behind Claudette Colvin’s role in the civil‑rights movement?

Lillian Wu 3:39
And historians say Colvin's actions helped launch a pivotal period in Montgomery, but for decades she got little recognition, though awareness has grown in recent years, including a biography and a movie in the works from Marvel star Anthony Mackey. Colvin, who was 87, Six had her juvenile record expunged recently because she wanted her grandchildren and great grandchildren to understand she stood up for something important.

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