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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Elisa Brady 0:03

Vice President Vance back on the road. Elisa Brady, Fox News.

What rally did Vice President Vance lead in North Carolina and why?

Elisa Brady 0:09

Leading a rally in North Carolina has laid a stop in support of Republican candidates ahead of the midterms.

Unknown 0:15

We came to Washington DC to put the American people back in charge of their government. Not the lobbyists, not the bureaucrats, not the people who have been running Washington DC for decades. You

Elisa Brady 0:28

Vance accusing some Democrat candidates of pretending to be moderates. Democratic Senate nominee Abdul Al Sayyed in Michigan calling for higher taxes on billionaires and earnings over one million dollars.

Abdul El‑Sayed 0:46

When we were willing

How are new AI‑based air traffic systems and federal funding changing U.S. aviation?

Abdul El‑Sayed 0:48

to tax folks who had won at the game of capitalism. to invest so that everybody else could play the game of capitalism.

Elisa Brady 0:55

Speaking to students at Western Michigan University today today, L Ced's in a tight race with former Republican Congressman Mike Rogers, who had a four-point lead in recent Fox News polling. Ground stops at several New York area airports and expanding around the region because of an equipment issue affecting communications first reported at New Jersey's Newark and Teterborough airports and Philadelphia International. The FAA administrator reported. Apologizing for flight disruptions as work to resolve telecom issues continues. This on the same day, the FAA and DOT are marking the launch of a new AI based air traffic system.

Sean Duffy 1:32

And it was a year ago that Congress gave uh us twelve and a half billion dollars. And with that twelve and a half billion, what we did was we built our brand new, built and deployed brand new radar, radios, voice switches, surface awareness systems.

Elisa Brady 1:49

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says the new smart air control system replaces old copper wiring with high-speed fiber.

What is President Trump’s stance on the Russia‑Ukraine conflict and energy infrastructure?

Elisa Brady 1:56

America is listening to Fox News. As Russia and Ukraine trade attacks, President Trump calls for that war to end.

Jonathan Savage 2:06

President Trump wants Ukraine and Russia to leave energy infrastructure alone, saying the attacks are contributing to rising diesel prices. He added to this ridiculous and never ending war with Ukraine must be ended.

Jonathan Savage 2:32

Meanwhile, Russian drones struck Zaporizhia in southern Ukraine. President Trump meets Ukrainian President Zelensky in New York this week. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.

Elisa Brady 2:41

President Trump also expected to meet with Gulf allies about Iran on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

Why were Volkswagen and Audi SUVs recalled and what should owners do?

Elisa Brady 2:47

Just getting word that a Vermont man is convicted of attempted murder in the shootings of three Palestinian college students who were walking near his home, a jury rejecting an insanity defense rooted in his claims that he was acting on orders from the CIA and Mossad, the 51-year-old Jason Eaton facing up to life in prison. Thousands of Volkswagen and Audi SUVs are being recalled over a defect that could cause drivers to lose control.

Jeff Manasso 3:12

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says a steering rack mounting bolt on potentially two hundred eight thousand Volkswagen and Audi SUVs may corrode and break, which could mean a loss of steering capability and the risk of a crash. Vehicles affected by the recall, certain 2018 VW Tiguans, 2018 and 19 Atlases, and 2019 through 21 Audi Q3s. Volkswagen and Audi say they're not aware of any crashes or injuries linked to the defect, that owner notification letters are expected to be mailed out in early November, in which dealers will replace the bolt free of charge.