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What developments did President Trump highlight about a potential Iran peace deal and maritime security?
Remaining optimistic. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. President Trump signaling that optimism regarding a burgeoning peace deal with Iran, touting progress on maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz, and a new deconfliction framework aimed at stabilizing the Israel-Hezbollah front. Iran is being very nice.
They're agreeing to everything that I want, and they have to. Otherwise, we just go back and do what we have to do.
How did the White House and Iran publicly disagree over resuming nuclear inspections?
Well, the White House and Tehran continue to spar publicly over the timeline for resuming nuclear inspections. The president meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Ruda on Wednesday at the White House. The president expressing his disappointment with the alliance.
We were disappointed with the UK. We were disappointed with Germany and France. We're disappointed with most of Spain is a horror show.
What criticisms did President Trump express about NATO allies during his White House meeting?
Ruta called these isolated incidents, saying 4,000 to 5,000 U.S. planes taking off from European bases in the six weeks before the ceasefire in Iran. The meeting comes ahead of next month's NATO summit in Turkey. President Trump on Capitol Hill Wednesday for a strategy session with Senate Republicans. Fox's Jared Halpern has more on that from the White House.
President Trump emerged from a closed-door lunch with top Senate Republican leaders, suggesting a unified front.
I think we had a really great meeting, and we're very proud of the party. We like our leader. We like everybody really in the room. I don't like a few people, but that's okay. I think you know who they are.
The president has endorsed some primary challengers over incumbent Republican senators and is pushing GOP leaders in the Senate to eliminate the filibuster and pass new voter ID legislation.
What strategy did President Trump and Senate Republicans discuss after the closed-door Capitol Hill lunch?
And Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer weighing in. The SAVE Act is not going to pass the Senate or the House. We're not going to trade lower costs for housing for taking away our voting rights. That's a trade no one would make.
America's listening.
To Fox News.
The Pentagon restores mandatory flu shots for all recruits at boot camp. Fox's Deborah Valentine with more.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth made the shot optional for the military at the end of April. Now the Pentagon says that boot camps for all military services are once again requiring the flu vaccination. It comes amid a growing weeks-long flu outbreak at the U.S. Air Force's boot camp at Lackland Air Force Base that sickened over 300 people.
Why did the Pentagon reinstate mandatory flu shots for military recruits at boot camp?
Only 40% of the new trainees moving through the boot camp opted to receive the shot once it became optional, according to a source who spoke to the Associated Press. Both Army and Navy officials have said that they have also asked for permission to make the shot mandatory for certain broad groups that include troops deploying overseas. Deborah Valentine, Fox News.
The Justice Department losing another round of legal fights over voter information.
A federal appeals court is denying the Trump administration access to personal information about registered voters in Michigan, including birth dates, driver's license numbers, and partial social security numbers, ruling that's not covered under a law cited by the Justice Department. The two-to-one opinion by the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upholds the decision of a federal judge in Lansing. DOJ says the goal is to ensure compliance with federal election law. Attorneys from Michigan and other Democrat-led states say the administration wants to share information with Homeland Security to search for non-citizen voters. Judges in at least eight other states have also rejected access to information beyond what's publicly available.
Lisa Brady, Fox News.
And two powerful earthquakes rocking Venezuela on Wednesday night.
What were the latest legal and natural disaster headlines involving voter data rulings and Venezuela earthquakes?
Both of them registering over seven magnitude. One was 7.1. The epicenter was west of the community of Maron. The USGS reporting that an even larger 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck just a minute later. Authorities fear that there may be a major number of fatalities. I'm Ted Lindner and this is Fox News.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What developments did President Trump highlight about a potential Iran peace deal and maritime security?
0:03–0:26
2
How did the White House and Iran publicly disagree over resuming nuclear inspections?
0:26–0:48
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What criticisms did President Trump express about NATO allies during his White House meeting?
0:48–1:39
4
What strategy did President Trump and Senate Republicans discuss after the closed-door Capitol Hill lunch?
1:39–2:42
5
Why did the Pentagon reinstate mandatory flu shots for military recruits at boot camp?
2:42–3:51
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What were the latest legal and natural disaster headlines involving voter data rulings and Venezuela earthquakes?
3:51–4:12