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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
New tariffs. I'm Deborah Valentine, Fox News. The Supreme Court Friday rejecting President Trump's ability to impose reciprocal tariffs without the approval of Congress. Fox's Kevin Cork has details from Washington.
President Trump didn't hold back in his criticism of the U.S. Supreme Court following that
What recent Supreme Court decision affects President Trump's tariffs?
6-3 decision, which, of course, struck down, at least temporarily, his global tariffs, a ruling he didn't have the power that he could impose import taxes under AIPA, which is, of course, the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The president, of course, has credited his use of tariffs as a tool to end foreign conflicts, as well as securing favorable trade deals for our country. Now he's countering the ruling with an alternative tariff order, which includes setting a temporary 10% global levy.
Data from the Treasury Department shows the U.S. collected more than $133 billion from the tariffs. President Trump says he's considering a limited military strike on Iran to pressure its leaders into a deal over its nuclear program. Fox's Jennifer Griffin reports from Washington.
Iranian leaders have said any attack by the United States, limited or not, would cause them to unleash their vast missile arsenal at U.S. bases vulnerable to attack in Qatar, UAE, and Bahrain, home to the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet. The Strait of Hormuz at its narrowest point is just 21 miles wide, and most of Iran's missiles are mobile. In the coming weeks, the U.S. could find itself in another Middle East war without a clear exit strategy. Squadrons of U.S. warplanes are now parked on tarmacs in Jordan.
Iran's top diplomat says Tehran is expected to have a proposed nuclear deal ready within a few days. America's listening to Fox News.
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The search for Nancy Guthrie is about to enter its fourth week. Fox's Jonathan Hunt has more from Tucson, Arizona.
The big news is there is no big news. This clearly continues to be a struggle for the hundreds working at the sheriff's office here, for the hundreds of FBI agents. The trail, if not cold, is at best lukewarm. The hope, of course, is that both the sheriff's deputies... and the FBI investigators know more than they are willing to share publicly. It will be exactly three weeks since officials say Nancy Guthrie was dropped off at her home, opened that garage door, walked in, closed the garage door behind her, and she has never been seen by anybody except the kidnapper since that moment.
President Trump criticizing the investigation into Guthrie's disappearance, urging media outlets to start reporting on other subjects. Team USA will face off against Canada for the men's hockey gold medal.
Hockey fans will get the matchup they wanted. United States and Canada will face off on Sunday for an Olympic gold medal. On Friday, Team USA easily took care of Slovakia in the semifinals, winning 6-2 by putting the game away in the second period with three goals. Earlier in the day, Canada rallied to defeat Finland 3-2 as Nathan McKinnon scored the go-ahead goal with less than a minute remaining. The U.S. last reached the final at the 2010 Games when it lost to Canada in overtime thanks to Sidney Crosby's golden goal. And the Americans haven't won gold since the miracle on ice team in 1980. I'm Joe Morgan, Fox News.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announcing that all truckers and past drivers will have to take their commercial driver's license tests in English.
How is President Trump responding to the Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs?
He says the administration wants to ensure that drivers understand English well enough to read road signs. I'm Debra Valentine.
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