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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Lisa Brady 0:02
A new plan, more finger-pointing. Alisa Brady, Fox News. The Senate again passing a bipartisan plan to partially fund homeland security and end a record-long shutdown, setting aside a House plan for full funding. Some Democrats say that's Republicans caving. Senate Majority Leader John Thune says Democrats will now not get the ICE reforms they wanted.
Unknown 0:21
The Democrats shut down funding for the entire Department of Homeland Security because they didn't want to fund law enforcement.

What bipartisan plan did the Senate pass to address homeland security?

Unknown 0:29
They now own the moniker. They are the party of open borders, anti-law enforcement, defund the police.
Lisa Brady 0:34
The repassed Senate bill is sent back to the House as Republican leaders push a new plan to fund ICE and CBP separately.
Bill Malujan 0:41
Republicans point out that both ICE and CBP were already pre-funded via the one big beautiful bill which passed last summer. And they say they plan to give both agencies a whole lot more cash in an upcoming reconciliation bill in the coming weeks and months. That won't require any Democratic votes to pass in the Senate. And President Trump says he wants that bill on his desk by June 1st at the latest.
Lisa Brady 1:04
Fox's Bill Malujan on Capitol Hill. In the meantime, the president says he'll order pay to resume for more of DHS after previously ordering TSA agents to get paid. Iran claims an expanded list of targets in its retaliatory strikes around the Middle East, including U.S.-linked steel and aluminum facilities, after criticizing President Trump's address last night. Body cam video just released from police in Florida responding to the Tiger Woods car crash last week. Woods is down on one knee.
Bill Malujan 1:31
I don't feel anything out of the apple of my eye. We're going to have our medic come and check you out, all right?
Lisa Brady 1:35
Police have said Woods told them he had taken pain medication earlier.
Dana Marie McNichol 1:38
Now, the driver of the other truck tells police that he was stopped and getting ready to make a turn when Tiger clipped the trailer behind his truck.
Lisa Brady 1:48
Fox's Dana Marie McNichol. Woods has since pleaded not guilty to charges, including DUI, and says he's stepping back from golf and seeking treatment. America is listening to Fox News. Just getting word a resentencing is ordered by a Colorado appeals court for a former county clerk convicted in a scheme that attempted to prove fraud in the 2020 presidential election. Tina Peters, serving a nine year prison term, convicted of state crimes for sneaking in an outside computer expert to copy county election information. During a software update, some confidential passwords later posted online, judges in the Colorado Court of Appeals now say a judge should not have considered her continued promotion of election fraud conspiracies when she was sentenced.
Lisa Brady 2:32
A teacher remains hospitalized after a school shooting in Texas.
Eben Brown 2:36
A teacher from the Hill Country College Prep School in Bulverde, Texas, outside San Antonio, is still in the hospital after being shot by a student Monday. That 15-year-old student later died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Questions remain as to what motivated the student to do this, but investigators learned the child got the firearm from the home of a grandfather. The .357 Magnum revolver had been accessible inside the home. It's not clear if the grandfather knew the gun had been taken. The school remains closed but is expected to reopen next Tuesday. Eben Brown, Fox News.
Lisa Brady 3:12
In Denver, students accused of plotting to kill a teacher, though not following through.
Therese Crowley 3:16
A 16-year-old Chatfield High School student left home with a plan and a 7-inch butcher knife taken from the kitchen at home. But after attending class with a teacher they allegedly planned to kill with a knife concealed in a backpack, apparently the plan changed. The student asked to speak to a counselor. And as the Jefferson County Sheriff tells the story, revealed what they'd planned to do, the knife was confiscated. The school resource officer called in. Now the student is under arrest and booked at the juvenile center on charges of carrying a weapon on school grounds. Fox's Therese Crowley.

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