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What did President Trump say about talks with Iran and the Strait of Hormuz?

Sue Guzman 0:02
Talks in the works to revive the memorandum of understanding. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. And President Trump says that talks with Iran will start Monday on a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. He tells reporters that he halted what would have been a major attack planned against Iran.
Former President Donald Trump 0:20
We had an attack that would be the biggest attack since World War II, and it would have been disastrous.
Sue Guzman 0:27
while the president adding he's cautiously optimistic that a solution will ultimately be reached.
Former President Donald Trump 0:32
We'll just see how it is. We're ready to go anytime we want. Would I rather make a deal? I'm not looking to kill people.
Sue Guzman 0:39
Well, prices have fallen since the attacks have stopped.

How did officials describe the Twin Falls fast-food shooting and the suspect's death?

Sue Guzman 0:43
New details from police in Twin Falls, Idaho, on the deadly shooting at a fast food restaurant. Saturday, details from Fox's Grinnell Scott.
Grinnell Scott 0:50
The restaurant chain owner confirmed one of the victims was an employee. Police Chief Matthew Hicks did release the name of the shooter and how he died.
Matthew Hicks 0:59
We can confirm that the suspect, 24-year-old Chad Williams, is deceased from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Grinnell Scott 1:06
Chief Hicks also credited an off-duty Idaho trooper and an armed citizen for engaging the shooter and driving him away from the restaurant before he took his own life. Several victims were injured, some critically. Chief Hicks said it's believed Williams was the only shooter. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.

What did GOP Rep. Max Miller say about the abuse allegations and the Child Protective Services finding?

Sue Guzman 1:26
GOP Congressman Max Miller says he has no plans to end his re-election bid, despises ex-wife's abuse allegations, which he denies.
Unknown 1:34
Child Protective Services closed its investigation as unsubstantiated to me, meaning there was no evidence and no substantiation in its findings against me, but they were found against two daycare workers.
Sue Guzman 1:51
The audio from an archived live stream posted to his ex-account. America's listening to Fox News. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanch issuing an order Sunday night formally rescinding plans to create a $1.8 billion fund meant to compensate allies of President Donald Trump.

Why was the $1.8 billion fund rescinded and who opposed it?

Sue Guzman 2:12
The order came after at least two Republican senators threatened to block confirmation of Blanch for the permanent position to lead the Justice Department. Thousands of families have evacuated as fast-moving wildfires tear through eastern Washington state. The National Guard has now joined the fight as well.
Unknown 2:27
It's a tragedy what we're seeing over there. I think when the sun sets and the sun rises in the morning, I think we're going to be in shock to see some of the scenes that emerge out of there.

What are the latest on Pacific Northwest wildfires, the Mangione trial broadcast dispute, and the fireworks recall?

Sue Guzman 2:37
Washington National Guard General Gent Walsh, Fox News, fires are burning in Oregon and Washington State. Three major fires burning around Spokane, destroying at least 600 structures and threatening others that have left thousands without power. Attorneys for Luigi Mangione arguing that his upcoming state trial for charges of killing health care CEO Brian Thompson should be broadcast live. More from Fox's Brian Yenna.
Unknown 3:00
Luigi Mangione's defense lawyers say the court is limiting who and what press can cover his upcoming New York State trial violating Mangione's right to a public trial. Mangione's lawyers argue the court is choosing not to allow an overflow room to let everyone witness the trial despite having the capacity to do so. They allege reporters allowed to cover the trial were handpicked in some secret process and that Mangione was never given a chance to object before any of this was decided. Together, his lawyers say this violates Mangione's first, sixth, and fourteenth constitutional amendment rights.
Sue Guzman 3:35
Mangione's state trial is set to begin in September. And there has been a recall issued now for about 132,000 world-class fireworks skull strobe rockets because they can explode prematurely and create burn and explosion hazards. These fireworks are sold at retailers around the country from March 2025 through June 2026 for $12 to $25. I'm Sue Guzman. This is Fox News.

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