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What did President Trump say about Iran and the Gaza peace deal?
We're about to hear from President Trump. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. He's arriving at Camp David in Maryland, where a cabinet meeting is about to start. The president may talk about Iran and Gaza with his Board of Peace agreement with Hamas to give up their weapons.
President Trump told our colleague Jackie Heinrich this morning about Iran. It's going well. All you can do is keep winning. Then eventually something will happen. But we're hitting them hard, knocking them out for a loop, and we just have to keep going. Winning, eventually they'll have no choice but to go home.
How did reporters describe the president's outlook on the phased Gaza agreement?
He seems a lot more upbeat about this peace deal in Gaza, though, explaining the agreement will be carried out in carefully structured phases. As disarmament is completed, Israeli forces will withdraw.
Fox's Peter Ducey of the White House. It's been like a stampede at times in Spain. A surge of migrants fleeing Morocco for the Spanish territory of Sudan in the last 24 hours. About 60,000 have crossed over.
The amount of people who pushed into the Spanish territory in just one day is equivalent to around 70% of the city's population. The military has now been deployed to help restore order. Spain's interior ministry says roughly 25,000 who crossed have already returned to Morocco on a voluntary basis. Spain's prime minister, though, Pedro Sanchez, is blaming criminal networks and human traffickers for the situation.
Fox's Jeff Paul. Less than two weeks before Wisconsin's primaries, a Democrat has dropped out of the race for governor, Mandela Barnes, who had been second in the Democrat polls.
Why did tens of thousands of migrants surge into Spanish territory from Morocco?
The leader, Francesca Hong, is a Democratic socialist and tells Fox this morning she does not support some of the socialist platform, like abolishing the Senate and defunding police.
The things we know prevent crime, like getting guns off of our street, making sure there is victims for justice, that there are places where our kids can go after school and thrive.
In Texas, a Fox News poll gives Democrat James Tallarico a three-point lead over Republican Ken Paxton in the Senate race. One of the seats Democrats hope to flit to win back Congress. America's listening to Fox News.
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What are the latest developments in Wisconsin and Texas political races?
We mentioned the Iran conflict as a topic for the Trump cabinet meeting that will soon start. Oil prices this morning, they are on the rise, more than 2%. Their surge this year has led to big second quarter profits for Chevron, its highest on record, 12 billion dollars. Ars ExxonMobil's earnings doubled to $14 billion. Today isn't just the day that's the last one in July. This is also the final day for a Medicare subsidy, which means seniors will pay some higher prices for drugs.
How will the end of the Medicare Part D subsidy affect seniors' prescription costs?
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid announced an end to what was supposed to be a temporary subsidy for Medicare Part D that kept prescription drug costs lower. While Democrats criticized the decision, with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer calling it cruel and heartless, Heartless, Dr. Mehmet Oz, the CMS administrator, said the subsidy was costing $3.6 billion and the money was just being funneled to insurance companies. That in the end, most beneficiaries would see an increase of less than $10 a month. But he points out that getting most favored nation status for many drugs has reduced costs more anyway. And notes the recent promise made to get seniors GLP-1 drugs for $50 a month. Jessica Rosenthal Fox.
Less than two weeks after the World Cup across America wrapped up with Spain winning the championship, beating Argentina, there is controversy at FIFA.
What controversies and market updates followed the World Cup and FIFA stake proposal?
Saying I cannot stand by while FIFA considers selling a stake in the World Cup, senior advisor Carlos Cordero resigning in protest. Several major soccer governing bodies and federations are opposed to the plan, with many threatening boycotts.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What did President Trump say about Iran and the Gaza peace deal?
0:02–0:30
2
How did reporters describe the president's outlook on the phased Gaza agreement?
0:30–1:29
3
Why did tens of thousands of migrants surge into Spanish territory from Morocco?
1:29–2:16
4
What are the latest developments in Wisconsin and Texas political races?
2:16–2:45
5
How will the end of the Medicare Part D subsidy affect seniors' prescription costs?
2:45–3:28
6
What controversies and market updates followed the World Cup and FIFA stake proposal?
3:28–4:12