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What did President Trump say at the Camp David cabinet meeting about national strength?
A cabinet meeting underway at Camp David on Lisa Brady.
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This is a talented group of people. And the open session is rare on the Maryland campus, where meetings usually happen behind closed doors. President Trump focusing first on the state of the nation.
An American safer and stronger and far more... successful than it was two years ago. And I think, frankly, that it never was. I don't think it's ever been anything like this.
Countering Democrat criticism that he's making things less affordable ahead of the midterms. The conflict with Iran expected to be a top focus of the meeting.
And we have a war that's going on. Yes, you call it a war. Maybe I call it a military operation. They have no Navy.
How is the Iran conflict affecting U.S. military actions and strikes in the region?
It's been obliterated. Their Air Force has been obliterated. They have no planes. Their missiles have been largely, they have some left, they have some, but they have far fewer than they had four or five months ago.
But Iran keeps firing at commercial ships and U.S. forces in the region, prompting renewed U.S. strikes. The president reportedly weighing a plan to hit Iran harder, though he has not ruled out making a deal. The president also just said he does not think Iran is to blame for a cyber attack on a water system that remains under investigation in Minnesota. A deadly outbreak of Legionnaire's disease in New York City is declared over.
New York City's health department says the incubation period for new cases of Legionnaire's disease has passed and that there is no longer an elevated risk of exposure on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The disease has an incubation period of 2 to 14 days after exposure. And the last day that anyone who lives, works, or visited the area began feeling symptoms was two weeks ago.
Fox's Tanya J. Powers, the outbreak sickened more than 90 people, killing seven. All of the cooling towers that tested positive for the bacteria were disinfected. America is listening to Fox News.
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Another big issue expected to come up at the cabinet meeting in Camp David, Hamas, confirming that it will disarm as part of a deal announced by President Trump that also requires Israel to end strikes and withdraw from Gaza. A potential breakthrough in ending that conflict, though implementation faces major challenges. A senator from Maine facing a tough reelection battle confirms all ICE agents...
will soon be wearing body cameras. Senator Susan Collins says she met with the acting ICE director, David Venturella, who told her all ICE agents will have body-worn cameras by the end of August. After ICE killed a 25-year-old Colombian man while in his vehicle in Maine, Venturella confirmed no vehicle stops would take place unless at least one agent was wearing a body camera at the time. Collins says the money to equip all ICE agents with cameras will come from the $20 million she helped get the agency as head of the Senate Appropriations Committee. Polling in Maine this year has revealed increasing disapproval of ICE as Collins faces more scrutiny for her support of the agency ahead of midterms.
Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
The Texas Stock Exchange opens its doors in Dallas, driven by Governor Greg Abbott, who says it's the culmination of a decades-long effort to attract business to North Texas.
It's a fully electronic exchange. It's backed by the financial powerhouses that surround them. J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Citadel, BlackRock, just to name a few. But can Texas really make a land grab for the duopoly that is the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq? Both the Nasdaq and the NYSE have opened regional offices right here in Texas. So the proof will be in the movement of companies to this Texas stock exchange.
Fox Business' Lauren Simonetti in Dallas, where corporate listings are expected to begin later this year and IPOs next year.
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