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What happened at Lindsey Graham’s Washington memorial service and who attended?

Lisa Brady 0:03
A celebration of life on Lisa Brady. Fox News just beginning at Washington's National Cathedral for Lindsey Graham. President Trump will be among those paying tribute to the late senator after an earlier ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda where Vice President and former Senator J.D. Vance said Graham could disagree without being disagreeable.
Unknown 0:21
I choose to remember Lindsey Graham as a person who could fight with you on one issue but fight for you on another issue.
Lisa Brady 0:29
Adding that because Graham loved people, he was willing to reason with them and respect them.
Mark Rutte 0:33
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte telling Fox... He was tough, but he was also extremely kind, a real human being. So yes, he will be missed. He was an important person, a force for good on the world stage.

How did leaders describe Lindsey Graham’s character during the tributes?

Lisa Brady 0:46
Ukraine's president and Israel's prime minister traveled to Washington for today's funeral, and they each met with President Trump earlier today, the White House calling both meetings positive and productive. As a pause in U.S. strikes on Iran continues, President Trump still insisting the U.S. controls the Strait of Hormuz, telling Fox & Friends a blockade of Iranian ports is powerful.
Chris Foster 1:06
We opened the blockade because we had the confines of a deal, so we did it. And then we put it back because they broke the deal. They break the deal.
Trey Ings 1:14
We cannot have them break deals anymore.
Lisa Brady 1:16
Iran remains publicly defiant.
Trey Ings 1:19
Yesterday, the president appeared optimistic about the possibility of a deal, as reports indicate Oman presented a proposal to Iran that would open the Strait of Hormuz. We do know from July 24th to the 26th, 29 vessels passed through this critical waterway, according to international shipping data.
Lisa Brady 1:35
Texas Trey Yinked in Tel Aviv. A convicted killer just put to death in Florida for the rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl. James Duckett was an ex-cop who denied committing the on-duty crime in 1987. His death the first of a rare double execution scheduled in Florida today. The U.S. Supreme Court denying separate requests to stop either one. America is listening to Fox News.
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Lisa Brady 2:16
A 25 year old Texas man accused of leaving his young daughter in a car on purpose is charged with capital murder.
Grinnell Scott 2:22
Lorenzo Rodriguez is accused of keeping his two year old daughter inside a locked car while he slept in his home after a night of drinking. Police suspect the child died from being in a hot car. Given the temperature that day in Midland, Texas, was around 99 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. It's believed the temperature in that car may have risen to more than 130 degrees. In Texas, capital murder can be charged for a limited number of offenses, including if someone's actions result in the death of a child under 15 years of age. Police are continuing to investigate the case. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
Lisa Brady 3:01
A curfew remains in place in Menasha, Wisconsin, one of the areas hit by an EF3 tornado yesterday.
Unknown 3:07
There's so many low-hanging wires and low-hanging branches. It's just not safe to send vehicles down those roads yet.
Lisa Brady 3:14
Menasha Police Chief Matthew Albrecht says cleanup is needed before traffic can resume. It may take days to fully restore power as well. For now, damage assessments continue and a search for possible victims. But so far, no casualties reported. The online gambling industry is pouring money into the midterm elections.
Chris Foster 3:31
Sports betting companies have spent at least $72 million so far, according to a Reuters news agency report, supporting midterm candidates, Democrats and Republicans, hoping to influence state legislation. Online sportsbooks DraftKings, FanDuel, Fanatics, and Bet365 launched the Win for America Super PAC together last November. It funnels money to Democrats through the American Future Political Action Committee and Republicans through the new American Conservative Fund.

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