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The Clinton deposition continues. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. Former President Bill Clinton said to be deposed before the House Oversight Committee today as part of their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Fox's Jessica Rosenthal reports Hillary Clinton was deposed Thursday and spoke to the press afterward.
After the deposition, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she did not know Jeffrey Epstein personally and that she had only known his girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, as an acquaintance. She was asked, given that Bill Clinton's name appears in the Epstein files... if she was confident he knew nothing about Epstein's crimes.
The chronology of the connection that he had with Epstein ended years, several years before anything about Epstein's criminal activities came to light.
The Republican House Oversight Committee chair said they weren't satisfied with many answers, but learned that if they had questions about Epstein's donations to the Clinton Foundation, they needed to ask former President Bill Clinton. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
The Trump administration stopping over $250 million in Medicaid funding to Minnesota as federal investigators continue to probe fraud allegations across the state. Fox's Mike Tobin with more.
The fraud in Minnesota happened on multiple platforms. The vice president and Dr. Oz focused yesterday on autism treatment centers. The allegation is that the treatment centers would encourage parents to get a bogus diagnosis that their kid was autistic. The treatment center would get a check and the parents would get a kickback. The treatment centers could not receive surprise inspections because they were not licensed. Now that licenses are required, only six out of more than 500 centers are applying for the provisional license. Now, Dr. Oz says this goes to the top of state leadership. Governor Tim Walz says a decision to withhold a quarter billion dollars in Medicaid money is an example of the Trump administration weaponizing the federal government and punishing the people in a blue state.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has got 60 days to respond. America's listening to Fox News.
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President Trump traveling to the Lone Star State today ahead of key GOP primary elections there.
The White House confirms President Trump will fly to Corpus Christi today, though not laying out all of his plans or potential endorsements. His visit during a heated Republican U.S. Senate primary race between incumbent John Cornyn, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, and U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt. The president has yet to endorse a candidate in that race, despite making several recent endorsements in other Texas races. The state's GOP primary election is March 3rd. The president's visit is second to Texas since he began his second term. Jeff Manosso, Fox News.
Artificial intelligence wants you to have a polite fast food experience.
The Verge reports Burger King will deploy an AI chatbot named Patty, get it, that will be voice enabled and which lives inside workers' headsets. Not only will Patty guide BK workers through prepping orders and keeping track of inventory, it will also guide and remind those workers to be courteous to customers in that it will prompt them to say things like, please, thank you, and welcome to Burger King. And Patty will also be able to tell managers exactly how often their staff is using the pleasantries in their customer convos, though BK says this is intended to be a coaching tool and not a punitive one. Eben Brown, Fox News.
Pakistan's defense minister says there is now an open war with Afghanistan after the latest strikes. Pakistan carried out airstrikes in Kabul and two other Afghan provinces early on Friday. Afghanistan's government spokesperson making the announcement.
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