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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Lisa Brady 0:02
The U.S. Attorney General is on the Capitol Hill Grill. Alisa Brady, Fox News.
Jamie Raskin 0:07
You've turned the People's Department of Justice into Trump's instrument of revenge.
Lisa Brady 0:12
The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, Congressman Jamie Raskin, accusing Attorney General Pam Bondi of using indictments to seek vendettas against Trump critics while ignoring victims, including Jeffrey Epstein accusers seated in the chamber.
Pam Bondi 0:25
Bondi telling them... If you have any information to share with law enforcement... about anyone who has hurt you or abused you.

What accusations are being made against Attorney General Pam Bondi?

Pam Bondi 0:36
The FBI is waiting to hear from you.
Lisa Brady 0:39
Also insisting the Trump administration has been the most transparent on the Epstein files, accusing previous administrations of failing to act. A Texas mayor is not happy about a sudden announcement of a 10-day shutdown of airspace, which lasted just over eight hours.
Unknown 0:54
The closure was announced by the FAA for what it called special security reasons. A Trump administration official tells Fox the military took action to disable Mexican cartel drones that breached U.S. airspace. El Paso Mayor Renard Johnson says the closure came with zero advance notice.
El Paso Mayor Renard Johnson 1:08
This unnecessary decision has caused chaos and confusion in the El Paso community. I want to be very, very clear that this should have never happened.
Unknown 1:22
He says there were medical flights canceled, business meetings missed, and he heard from people with canceled flights who were stranded or forced to pay for rental cars.
Lisa Brady 1:29
Fox's Chris Foster. The FBI is still appealing for the public's help with video footage of a masked man at Nancy Guthrie's front door on the day she was reported missing. A man named Carlos was detained last night and released.
Unknown 1:40
He was questioned and said that he is a delivery driver in Tucson. He told our Matt Finn he did not know if he had ever delivered to this house. But Fox Digital reports law enforcement sources say this man's alibi checks out. Fox's Alicia Acuna in Tucson. America is listening to Fox News. This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series, The Life of Jesus.
Ainsley Earhardt 2:05
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Lisa Brady 2:15
The Homeland Security Department is preparing for a partial government shutdown.
Ryan Schmelz 2:19
Coast Guard Vice Admiral Thomas Allen tells the House Appropriations Committee if funding runs out after Friday's deadline, members of the Coast Guard could soon miss paychecks, causing significant hardships.
Thomas Allen 2:31
The uncertainty of missing paychecks negatively impacts readiness and creates a significant financial hardship for service members and their families.
Ryan Schmelz 2:39
The hearing focusing on the impacts of a potential shutdown on DHS. Congress is currently negotiating a deal to fund the department while reforming immigration enforcement, which is a key sticking point for House and Senate Democrats. On Capitol Hill, Ryan Schmelz, Fox News.
Lisa Brady 2:56
The Senate will be missing at least one Republican vote to break any potential filibuster on DHS funding as Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell recovers from a hospital stay. A spokesman just confirming the 83-year-old was discharged yesterday and on doctor's advice will be working from home this week. McConnell had checked himself into the hospital with flu-like symptoms last week. The White House calls today's jobs report a blockbuster, shattering expectations, though some previous numbers...
Jenny Kosola 3:23
are now lower. Job growth picked up in January. The Labor Department says 130,000 new jobs were created, double most estimates, and the unemployment rate declined to 4.3 percent. The report was delayed by this year's partial government shutdown. November and December reports were revised to indicate 17,000 fewer jobs than initially reported. There also is a severe downward revision for the number of jobs created at the end of the Biden administration into the start of the Trump presidency. Jenny Kosola, Fox News.

What caused the sudden airspace shutdown in El Paso?

Lisa Brady 3:57
Well, stronger job growth could take pressure off the Fed to lower interest rates.

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