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What updates are there on the conflict involving Iran and oil shipping?
Updates on Epic Fury and oil shipping. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. We may get those any minute now from President Trump, who's expected to take questions from reporters at a Trump-Kennedy Center board meeting. And he urges other countries to help stop Iran from backing the flow of oil. Fox's Jared Halpern is at the White House.
The president's NATO allies, as well as China, Japan, and South Korea, will hopefully send ships to the Surtaform Moose to help ensure the free passage of oil tankers through the narrow waterway.
Because these other countries are benefiting greatly from the United States military taking out the threat of Iran.
White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitz says President Trump believes U.S. allies will do more, though so far it's unclear how soon that could happen.
A German spokesman said this morning this is not NATO's war. And Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer says they won't be drawn into a wider war. I'm doing everything I can to work to a resolution of this, but I'm not going to stand here and pretend to you that that is straightforward, that is easy. But oil prices are down this morning, leading to a stock market surge. The Dow is up 478 points. A nasty winter storm making it a whiteout. In some areas, blizzard warnings, Iowa, Illinois to Wisconsin, up to Michigan where Fox Weather's Robert Ray is. We already have almost two feet here in Marquette.
Now they may get double that amount before it's over with almost hurricane force wind gusts. We're going to be in this scenario until at least early tomorrow morning. And we've already been in it for 24 plus hours. So Lake Superior with 20 to 30 foot waves crashing in on the icy shores already. Roadways that are compromised with blizzard conditions.
There are more than 100,000 power outages in Michigan. The bad weather in that region and stormy, windy conditions on the East Coast. have canceled another 3,200 flights today, 4,500 delayed. And on top of that, there may be more long security lines at some airports. A TSA agent's not getting paid, not showing up. Homeland security funding still blocked by Congress. America's listening to Fox.
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Well, as the conflict with Iran continues, so does the saga over the Iran women's national soccer team. Some players refused to return home, claiming asylum in Australia after a tournament. Now, most have changed their minds under intense pressure and threats back home to their families.
Five of the seven Iranian women's soccer team members who initially defected and stayed in Australia for asylum have now joined the rest of the Iranian team in Malaysia, where they're going to then get on a plane, make their way from our understanding to Oman and eventually back to Iran.
Fox's Brian Ennis. All this started when the women's team refused to sing Iran's national anthem before an Asian Cup match, angering Iran's regime. Now, controversy here over the Iran conflict.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr's threat to revoke broadcast licenses following President Trump's criticism of news outlets' coverage of the U.S.-Israeli conflict in Iran drew backlash from both sides of the aisle, with Republican Senator Ron Johnson on Fox's The Sunday Briefing.
I'm in big support of the First Amendment. I do not like the heavy hand of government, no matter who's wielding it. So, no, I would rather the federal government stay out of the private sector as much as possible.
And Democratic Senator Ed Markey is urging Carr to resign, saying, quote, the FCC's credibility depends on its willingness to exercise its authority on the merits, not at the direction of the president, and not as an instrument of retribution against journalism. Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
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