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What happened at the White House Correspondents' Dinner after the April shooting?
Correspondence Dinner Part 2. I'm Chris DiMeo, Fox News. The White House Correspondence Dinner back on again Friday night after the attempted shooting halted the event back in April. President Trump says the plan was to get the dinner back up and running.
So in this country we believe in freedom of speech. We settle our differences not with bullets but with open and vigorous debate.
How did President Trump and officials respond to political violence at the dinner?
And no deranged loser with a gun will ever change that. We can't let that ever happen. Tonight we come back together to answer that heinous attack with... unwavering resolve and every one of us here this evening to show that in america we do not yield to political violence we don't we can't do that
A Friday night's dinner marked by a smaller guest list and tighter security. Meantime, the president threatening a much larger scale attack on Iran.
He says the military is locked and loaded. Even as talks continue, President Trump says Tehran remains far from a deal. The New York Times reporting U.S. intelligence believes Iran's new supreme leader may be more open to pursuing a nuclear weapon. As concerns grow inside the administration that China and Russia could be enabling Tehran. Trump says both leaders have assured him they are not arming Iran.
I don't think they want to have me disappointed.
Meantime, the standoff is spreading at sea. The U.S. military says it disabled a second commercial ship after it allegedly ignored four warnings and tried to breach Iran's blockade.
That's Fox's Chanley Painter. Mass evacuations taking place in Spain and France in the wake of raging wildfires. Some 200,000 people fleeing, some escaping by boat as flames got out of control. Firefighters in both countries caught off guard by the fires, which were fueled by high temperatures and long-term effects of climate change. France and Spain asking fellow European Union members for help. America's listening to Fox News.
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Canada disinviting the United States from the inauguration of a new bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario after new U.S. imposed tariffs. Fox Business' Edward Lawrence is in D.C. with the details.
The new Section 301 tariffs based on countries failing to end forced labor of workers or failing to stop imports of products made with forced labor. Across multiple administrations, the U.S. Trade Representative's Office kept records about forced labor data on countries. The new tariffs started down to the minute when the law forced the temporary Section 122 emergency tariffs to end. Senior administration officials tell us this is not about replacing one tariff with another. The Committee for Responsible Federal Budget estimates the new tariffs, along with the new tariffs on Brazil and Canada, will bring in about $950 billion over 10 years. That's about the same amount as if the emergency Section 122 tariffs continued.
U.S. Trade Representative Jameson Greer saying that the new tariffs target human rights violations and distortive trade practices. The Trump administration is paving the way for more veterans to be truck drivers. Fox's Tom Graham explains.
What escalation did the president warn about regarding Iran and naval incidents?
The White House launched a new program Friday that lets veterans who drove large military vehicles skip the required test skill for a commercial driver's license. Former U.S. service members who served at least three years can also use their GI Bill money to pay for CDL training. The push comes after a crackdown on immigrant truck drivers resulted in 26,000 losing their licenses and creating vacancies. The Transportation Department began enforcing existing English language requirements for truckers over fears many could not read road signs. Tom Graham, Fox News. Stocks closed mixed to end a volatile week.
The Dow rose 236 points to the Nasdaq fell 162, and the S&P 500 was four points on the plus side.
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