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What did President Trump discuss with President Xi at the White House state dinner?

Sue Guzman 0:02
Wrapping up high stakes meetings. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. President Trump touting harmony and success while hosting a White House state dinner for China's leader tonight.
Kristen Goodwin 0:13
President Trump gifting Chinese President Xi Jinping an American Eagle statue during a state dinner.
Donald J. Trump 0:18
I'd like to raise it last and propose a toast to President Xi, Madame Pung, and the long relationship between China and America that has bridged thousands of miles and spanned hundreds of years.
Kristen Goodwin 0:31
The Chinese leader thanking President Trump for the gracious hospitality, saying the two had a frank and in-depth exchange. President Xi adding the two nations should explore a new approach for major countries to get along well with each other, the two discussing a range of topics earlier in the day, including the Middle East and Ukraine. Kristen Goodwin,
Sue Guzman 0:54
Fox News.

How did Iranian President Masood Pazeshkin describe the impact of sanctions on Iran’s economy?

Sue Guzman 0:55
China gifting the US to giant pandas. Iranian President Massoud Peshish Gian sitting for an exclusive interview at Fox's special report with Brett Baer. He's Fox's tray in.
Trey Engst 1:05
Iranian President Masood Pazeshkin conceded in that interview to Fox News that ultimately the Iranian economy is suffering, and they spoke about some of the military issues and also the ongoing sanctions against Iran. But he said they will resist no matter what until the end. And when you think back to the comments that Pazeshkin made in March, he said the Iranian economy could collapse in a matter of weeks. Well it's been months since then.

Why did the Senate reject the war‑powers resolution on President Trump’s actions in Iran?

Trey Engst 1:31
Sanctions and a renewed naval blockade of Iranian ports, and we know that inflation is rapidly rising inside of Iran, and the currency is weakening more than two million Iranian real to a single US dollar.
Sue Guzman 1:43
Senators narrowly rejecting a war powers resolution Thursday afternoon. The vote was the fourteenth time the Senate sought to halt President Trump's military action in Iran. Resolutions not legally binding, but are a statement from Congress. America's listening to Fox News. New York City Mayor Zilan Mamdani and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu getting into a war of words on the global stage. Fox's Gernel Scott.
Gernal Scott 2:10
Thursday, Prime Minister Netanyahu called Mayor Mamdani anti-Semitic during his UN General Assembly speech, but didn't stop there with accusations.
Unknown 2:19
You praise criminals convicted of supporting Hamas?

What accusations did Prime Minister Netanyahu make against NYC Mayor Zilan Mamdani at the UN?

Unknown 2:22
You count as friends people like Hassan Piker. who said America deserved nine eleven.
Gernal Scott 2:28
Mamdani said in a statement Netanyahu's words are baseless lies that sanitize genocide of Palestinians, adding that is why the International Criminal Court accuses Netanyahu of crimes against humanity. Netanyahu said what Mamdani claims about Israel is why Jewish people in New York City tell him they haven't felt safe after Mamdani's election last year. Gernal Scott, Fox News.
Sue Guzman 2:52
A man wounded in a failed assassination attempt on President Trump at Butler, Pennsylvania at a rally in 2024 has now died. James Copenhaver had been dealing with permanent injuries and also underwent multiple surgeries, including some for bullet fragments still lodged in his body. David Dutch was also wounded in the shooting but survived, and Butler County firefighter Corey Copperator was shot and killed that day. A Utah death row.

Why is Utah’s death‑row inmate Douglas Dort Carter’s conviction being reconsidered?

Sue Guzman 3:17
Inmates being retried for murder in the 1980s, but the state is no longer seeking the death penalty. Fox's Tom Regatti explains.
Tom Ragatti 3:24
Seventy one-year-old Douglas Dort Carter was sentenced to death in 1985 after a jury found him guilty of murdering Ava Ollison, the aunt of a former Provo police chief. No physical evidence linked him to the crime scene, but the jury convicted Carter based on a signed confession and two witnesses who claimed he had bragged about killing Ollison. The state Supreme Court last year ordered a new trial citing misconduct by investigators, and newly analyzed. DNA evidence did not match Carter's. Carter remains in custody and maintains his innocence. Tom Brigadi, Fox News.
Sue Guzman 3:56
I'm Sue Gossman. This is Fox News.

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