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What is the latest on Nicolas Maduro's federal drug trafficking trial and court challenges?
A trial date set for Nicolas Maduro. Alisa Brady, Fox News. The ousted Venezuelan leader now facing a federal drug trafficking trial June 1st in New York City, where he and his wife were back in court today, though the defense is still challenging his arrest.
First, by claiming Maduro can't be charged because he has immunity as a head of state. Secondly, by arguing the U.S. military raid that brought Maduro to the U.S. was illegal.
How are Maduro's lawyers arguing presidential immunity and claims about the U.S. raid?
On January 3rd, President Trump ordered U.S. Special Forces to capture Maduro and his wife, the former First Lady Celia Flores, in the presidential palace in Caracas. Maduro has called himself a kidnapped president and a prisoner of war.
Fox's Brian Yennis at Manhattan Federal Court. The Trump administration says the raid was a law enforcement action against a suspect the U.S. did not recognize as a legitimate president. Heartbreak at Dover Air Base as President Trump attends the third dignified transfer since the conflict with Iran began.
Every president says that this is the most difficult thing that they have to do during their presidency, to go to Dover to meet the families and to greet the caskets of the fallen, knowing that they have sent these individuals, these soldiers, to war.
Fox's Jennifer Griffin. Before that ceremony in Delaware, the president, war secretary, army secretary, and joint chiefs chairman spending about three hours with the families of four U.S. service members killed in Jordan and Iraq since Friday as Iran fired at Gulf neighbors. Iran's now threatening strikes on bridges and power plants after the president warned those will be U.S. targets anytime Iran shoots at a ship in the Strait of Hormuz. Senate Majority Leader John Thune warning against another government shutdown.
Shutdown. take a toll on our economy, on our national security. They create havoc at airports.
This after the House did pass interim spending into December. America is listening to Fox News.
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The Secret Service says it is prepared to protect this week's rescheduled White House Correspondents Dinner after gunfire interrupted the event in April.
The number of threats against protectees is as high as Secret Service Director Sean Curran says he's ever seen in his 24-year career, but says the agency will always get the president where he needs to go.
It's important to note that the president has been back to the Hilton since. We have done massive major events since. Those include President Trump's attendance at the NBA finals and World Cup final. We can't shut down an entire community when we have an event. It's our job to to understand that site and to mitigate the threat.
Answering questions about the correspondence dinner in April, Secret Service officials stressed the security perimeter did work with the gunmen neutralized about 120 yards away from protectees. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
Some New York City landlords are now suing over one of the New York mayor's top priorities, a rent freeze on certain properties. They're arguing in part that data was manipulated. One of history's most notorious addresses now has a very different purpose.
Adolf Hitler's birthplace in Braunau in Austria has officially reopened as a police station after years of debate over what to do with the building. Austrian officials say the goal was to strip the site of its appeal to neo-Nazis who have long treated it as a pilgrimage destination. The government spent nearly $23 million renovating the property, changing its appearance, and preserving a memorial outside that reads, in part, Never Again Fascism. The building had been vacant since 2011, and authorities hope its new role sends a lasting message about democracy instead of dictatorship. Matt Murphy, Fox News.
Stocks remain mixed.
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Chapters
3 chapters
1
What is the latest on Nicolas Maduro's federal drug trafficking trial and court challenges?
0:03–0:29
2
How are Maduro's lawyers arguing presidential immunity and claims about the U.S. raid?
0:29–4:07
3
What happened at Dover Air Base during the dignified transfer and what did officials say?
4:07–4:12