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What is President Trump saying about the NATO summit and his trip to Turkey?
Gearing up for the NATO summit. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. President Trump is going to travel to Turkey on Monday for the NATO summit this week. Comes as he says the relationship between the U.S. and NATO allies is not reciprocal. We have more from Fox's Alex Hogan at the White House.
Ahead of the summit, the White House says that it's looking to what it calls a posture review of shifting the burden of Europe's defense to Europe. Britain's ambassador to the U.S. appeared on Fox saying that that's a message that the U.K. accepts.
The outgoing British Prime Minister announced a huge rise in our defense spending. It adds up to 393 billion U.S. over the next four to five years.
President Trump will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the summit. A senior U.S. official says the discussions will center on the urgency to end the war and that the president will likely also follow up with Russian President Vladimir Putin as well.
Millions of Iranians are taking part in a massive funeral procession for the country's late supreme leader killed in the early days of the Iran conflict. Anger against America evident as thousands chanted death to America, death to Israel.
How is the White House proposing to shift Europe's defense burden to Europe?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu telling Fox News.
Deal or no deal, as long as I'm prime minister, Iran will not have nuclear weapons.
And Netanyahu will join Fox and Friends Monday morning in the 7 a.m. hour discussing a possible White House visit after President Trump's trip to the NATO summit. The conflict has apparently claimed the life of another U.S. service member. The Navy suspending the search Sunday for one of five members aboard a helicopter that crashed into the Arabian Sea. Four others rescued. Officials said the downing of the chopper was not the result of hostile fire. And President Trump intervening on behalf of American soccer star forward Faleran Balogun.
FIFA announced that its judicial body was suspending the ban, something it also did with Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo at the start of the World Cup. President Trump posting about it on Truth Social, thanking FIFA for, quote, doing what was right and reversing a great injustice.
What are NATO allies saying about increased UK defense spending and alliance commitments?
Greg Thompson, Fox News.
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Russia launching waves of missiles and drones targeting Kiev overnight into Monday, leaving at least seven people dead. Comes hours after Ukraine's president warned of another large-scale attack that was in a minute. Explosions echoing across the city as civilians sought shelter in metro stations.
What security talks will President Trump have with Zelensky and Putin at the summit?
President Trump continuing to press Congress to pass the Save America Act to crack down on voter fraud. The bill already passed the House but failed in the Senate. House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer telling Fox's The Big Weekend show that both sides need to link up.
Leader Thune needs to tell us what they can pass in the Senate. I mean, surely to goodness, we as Republicans can agree that you should have to show a valid ID to vote.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune said Republicans do not have the votes to pass it. The president is calling on the GOP to do away with the filibuster to get it across the finish line. Democrats strongly oppose the Save America Act, arguing that requiring voter ID amounts to a voter suppression tactic that would disenfranchise tens of millions of eligible American citizens. World leaders preparing to gather in Ankara, Turkey for the NATO annual summit.
The 77-year-old NATO alliance appears to be more fragile than ever. President Trump has publicly doubted its value to the United States and expressed anger at what he sees as a lack of support.
I just want loyalty.
What developments are unfolding in the Middle East and the Iran funeral protests?
You know, we're so loyal to them. We're always fighting for them. We have thousands of troops all over Europe.
He's also demanded European countries invest more in their militaries.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is President Trump saying about the NATO summit and his trip to Turkey?
0:02–1:05
2
How is the White House proposing to shift Europe's defense burden to Europe?
1:05–1:56
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What are NATO allies saying about increased UK defense spending and alliance commitments?
1:56–2:33
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What security talks will President Trump have with Zelensky and Putin at the summit?
2:33–3:36
5
What developments are unfolding in the Middle East and the Iran funeral protests?
3:36–4:13