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What is President Trump’s stance on acquiring Greenland and how is he planning to use tariffs?

Elisa Brady 0:03
What President Trump is not saying about Greenland, Lisa Brady, Fox News. So far, the president not going on record about military force as an option to acquire the island.
Grinnell Scott 0:13
No comment. That is what the president said to NBC News in a brief phone call about getting control of the Danish territory for the US. He hopes he can push along a cash deal to purchase Greenland by using tariffs to begin February first on Denmark and seven other European nations that are against the acquisition. One nation he targeted specifically, Norway. In a text to Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Garstora, President Trump said not being given the Nobel Peace Prize last year makes him not feel obligated to think purely of peace. Sturra responded, saying Norway fully supports Denmark on the Greenland issue.
Elisa Brady 0:51
Fox is Gernon Scott. President Trump argues Greenland should be under U.S. control for security.

How are European leaders and Norway responding to the proposed U.S. purchase of Greenland?

Elisa Brady 0:56
Some European leaders suggesting possible economic retaliation if those threatened tariffs happen.
Jonathan Hunt 1:18
Protesters were apparently driven by a belief that one of the church leaders there is also an ICE agent. Meantime, as clashes continued sporadically over the weekend between protesters and federal agents, 1,500 troops with the 11th Airborne have been given ready to deploy orders to possibly come to Minneapolis should President Trump decide to invoke the insurrection act and order in
Elisa Brady 1:50
The military Fox is Jonathan Hunt, Minnesota's governor, has the state's national guard mobilized but not deployed. America is listening to Fox News.
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What are the latest developments in the U.S. protests and potential military actions in Minneapolis?

Elisa Brady 2:15
A mixture of parades and service projects across the U.S. marking forty years since the federal government began officially observing Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Maryland Democratic Senator Angela Alserbrooks sending this message during an event at the King Memorial in DC. In a time where misinformation runs wild and people in high places intentionally mislead. Our duty to pursue justice, truth in action is as important as ever. Some advocacy groups planning a day of rallies after a Trump administration crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, the administration has argued are discriminatory. Country legend Dolly Parton is being honored today in her home state, Tennessee, for her eighty.
Lillian Wu 2:58
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signing the proclamation declaring Dolly Parton Day in his state to honor the life, legacy, and extraordinary contributions of Tennessee's favorite daughter. Adding, in addition to her artistic achievements, Parton's known for her lifelong commitment to service and philanthropy. Through the Dollywood Foundation and the Imagination Library, she's helped provide hundreds of

Why is Dolly Parton being honored in Tennessee and what impact does her philanthropy have?

Lillian Wu 3:23
Of millions of free books to children around the world. Lillian Wu, Fox News. Unusual weather for parts of Florida.
Eben Brown 3:31
Snow fell from the sky across parts of the Florida Panhandle Sunday, lasting only mere seconds before melting away on the warm but soggy ground. Part of the weekend cold front reached that far south, giving Floridians around the state an excuse to wear warm coats, scarves, and boots. If only for a few hours, the snow came nearly a year after the Pensacola area experienced a truly rare event in which eight inches of snow accumulated.
Elisa Brady 4:02
Fox is Evan Brown. By South Florida standards, it'll be a little chilly for tonight's college football championship game between Miami and Indiana in Miami with temps in the sixties.

What unusual weather events hit Florida and how might they affect the upcoming college football championship?

Elisa Brady 4:11
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