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What did President Trump say about meeting Iraq’s new prime minister and Middle East influence?
The Middle East is coming together on Lisa Brady Fox News. That assessment from President Trump a short time ago as he meets with Iraq's new prime minister in the Oval Office.
This man is going to be a great leader in the Middle East beyond Iraq. His influence is going to spread all throughout the Middle East.
41-year-old Ali al-Zaidi took office in May as Iraq's youngest ever prime minister. Today's meeting comes just hours before a U.S. blockade of Iranian ports resumes. But President Trump changed his mind about charging a cargo fee for securing the Strait of Hormuz after calls from Gulf allies.
And they said, we'd love to do it a different way. We'd love to invest in the United States with billions and billions of dollars.
Reverting back to his position that no one should be able to charge a fee for passage.
But we were doing it as a reimbursement.
Why did the President reverse the Strait of Hormuz cargo-fee plan and what investments were promised?
The Gulf states are going to invest a tremendous amount of money into the United States. And that was very satisfactory to me. I think it's actually much better.
The president also saying he does not regret lifting the blockade, telling reporters he gave Iran a chance to make a deal. But now fighting has resumed with three straight nights of U.S. strikes and Iran counterattacks on Gulf neighbors. President Trump also confirming a Thursday night address to the nation will focus at least in part on election integrity.
Really big news. It's really, really big news. And our country has to shape up.
He's not confirming reports about the specifics and says other topics will be included. A new frontier and a federal crackdown on fraud, turning attention to trade.
For too long, bad actors seeking to exploit the American economy have decided that ignoring and violating U.S. customs laws is a business risk worth taking. Those days are over.
Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald just announcing a Chicago case pushing total civil and criminal recoveries to more than a billion dollars.
America is listening to Fox News.
A temporary change in immigration enforcement policy after a deadly shooting in Maine.
Protests and a vigil in Maine where a man in a vehicle was shot dead by a federal immigration agent in the coastal city of Biddeford Monday, the second time in a week ICE agents have used deadly force. The Department of Homeland Security now saying that agent fired out of concern for public safety. And the Homeland Security Secretary revealing the man who died was not the intended target of a warrant. Immigration rights groups say the man killed was a 26-year-old from Colombia who had been authorized to work in the U.S. and had a social security number. The Attorney General's office says the officer who opened fire will be placed on leave. Lillian Wu, Fox News.
Now, a senior ICE source tells Fox most vehicle stops will be suspended nationwide until new training is approved by the DHS secretary and given to ICE agents in the field. Lawyers for E. Jean Carroll say the writer has been paid more than $5 million that had been held in escrow as legal fights continued over a jury finding then former President Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation of Carroll. Trump lawyers vowing to continue appealing to stop or reverse the payment. After more than two decades, a poultry pollution case comes to an end in Oklahoma.
The state of Oklahoma announcing a $44 million settlement to end a 21-year lawsuit against six companies. After a federal judge last year found the companies Tyson Foods, Cargill, George's, Peterson Farms, Cal Main, and Simmons Foods liable. For decades, a phosphorus runoff from poultry litter that polluted the Illinois River watershed. State Attorney General Genther Drummond saying the agreement allows Oklahoma to turn the page on a dispute that's gone on far too long that protects water and provides certainty for the poultry industry.
Fox's Jeff Manasso. The Dow is down 79 points. The Nasdaq's up 251. I'm Lisa Brady. Fox News.
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