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What is the current crisis in Iran and its implications?
The crisis in Iran grows. Fox News, I'm Sue Guzman. President Trump warning of very strong action if Iran executes protesters. This as the death toll continues to soar. The number of protesters killed during anti-government demonstrations. Fox's Trey Yankst is in Tel Aviv with the story.
How is President Trump responding to the situation in Iran?
Thank you. Between protesters and security forces. Who are using live ammunition. On the call he said the government has really repressed them. Using weapons of war against the demonstrators.
President Trump was in Michigan Tuesday. Visiting the Detroit Economic Club. And praising manufacturing.
They're doing 24 hours. And they do expansions. And they're building more plants in the United States. Because of tariffs.
The president also had plenty of choice words for the head of the Fed. We hear from Fox's Aisha Hosni.
Almost immediately, he went after the Fed chair, Jerome Powell. He slammed the Fed for not lowering interest rates yet, blaming the Fed chair for not allowing the economy to rally. At one point, he said, quote, that jerk will be gone soon.
I want somebody that when the market is doing great, interest rates can go down because our country becomes stronger.
The president feels good about CPI report that shows while consumer prices rose 0.3% from November to December, the inflation rate, that stayed steady at 2.7% year over year. So we know it's not spiking.
The interim government of Venezuela has reportedly released Americans who have been detained during the regime of ousted socialist dictator Nicolas Maduro. Whitehouse says it's an important step in the right direction. America's listening to Fox News. This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52-episode podcast series, The Life of Jesus.
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The Supreme Court is wading into the debate over female transgender athletes in women and girl sports. The latest from Fox's Jared Halpern.
If Idaho's law is intended to protect sex-based biological advantages in sports, then attorney Kathleen Hartnett says there's no justification to exclude her client, Lindsay Hecox, from female athletics.
And on this record, Lindsay Hecox has mitigated that advantage because she has suppressed her testosterone for over a year and taken estrogen.
But in arguments, Chief Justice John Roberts suggested... With respect to the definition of girls, that would, if we adopted that, that would have to apply across the board and not simply to the area of athletics.
A similar challenge out of West Virginia is also being considered by the U.S. Supreme Court. Opinions are expected by the summer. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
A former president defies a congressional subpoena from a congressional panel looking into Jeffrey Epstein. Fox's Jessica Rosenthal.
Former President Bill Clinton sent a letter to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer accusing him of dismissing subpoenas to those he considers friends, writing that two law firms have done an analysis finding the subpoenas for the former president are invalid. Comer responded outside of what would have been a deposition hearing room.
So no one's accusing Bill Clinton of any wrongdoing. We just have questions. And that's why the Democrats voted along with Republicans to subpoena Bill Clinton.
He noted the files revealed Clinton had flown on Epstein's plane, for example, at least 27 times. Congressman Tim Burchett said they will bring up contempt of Congress proceedings against Clinton.
News. And Emmy award-winning actor Timothy Busfield surrendering today to face child sex abuse charges in New Mexico. Albuquerque police had issued that arrest warrant on counts of criminal sexual contact with a minor and child abuse that allegedly occurred on the set of the TV series The Cleaning Lady that he was in and was directing. Busfield has strongly denied the allegations. I'm Sue Guzman. This is Fox News.
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