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What did President Trump and Senate Republicans say about Iran and unity on Capitol Hill?
A show of unity on Capitol Hill. Elisa Brady, Fox News.
For the most part, we have a really well-unified party, and I said it very strongly, we have the hottest country anywhere in the world.
President Trump a short time ago, alongside the Senate Majority Leader, after a lunch meeting with Senate Republicans on a variety of topics, including Iran, a day after. Four GOP senators voted in favor of a war powers resolution, a rebuke of military action without congressional approval. The president pointing to U.S. oil prices falling below $71 a barrel.
Iran is being very nice. They're agreeing to everything that I want, and they have to. Otherwise, we just go back and do what we have to do.
Before the meeting, the president was supposed to sign a bipartisan housing bill into law, but canceled that, posting that a voter ID bill has to pass first. Various versions of the Save America Act have already failed to advance in the Senate. The president has pushed to include other provisions not related to voting. Earlier today, a federal judge blocked a Trump executive order on election reform that included proof of citizenship to register to vote. New York sending a message to Washington with socialist candidates, ousting two House Democrats in yesterday's primaries.
The people that they're pushing are communists, and this country is not going to have communists.
The president says every election is important. House Speaker Mike Johnson.
There are many Mamdani's popping up all around the country. It is a dangerous thing. This is not a joke. We are in a fight right now to save the republic.
Why did President Trump postpone signing the bipartisan housing bill and push for voter ID legislation?
And every American needs to take this seriously. You need to wake up.
Referring to New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani after he backed three winning candidates whose campaign calls included abolishing ICE and Free Palestine. Mamdani says their focus is on American workers. The Texas summer camp where 27 young girls and counselors died in flooding last year files for bankruptcy. Camp Mystic had already delayed plans to reopen and faces lawsuits in addition to ongoing investigations. America is listening to Fox News.
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New York State responds to a Trump administration lawsuit challenging parts of state law.
The federal lawsuit accused New York lawmakers of violating the Constitution's supremacy clause by dictating how agents can work within states. The DOJ wants ICE and other federal authorities to be able to conceal their identities. Governor Kathy Hochul called that... A fear tactic.
An intimidation tactic. And that's not how we keep people safe in this state.
New York Attorney General Letitia James said she'll fight to ensure federal cooperation agreements aren't forced on local cops.
And that state resources are not diverted primarily for immigration enforcement.
James' office is countersued, hoping to let the provisions take effect this summer. Gernal Scott, Fox News.
A morning earthquake rattles Northern California.
No reports of injuries. The U.S. Geological Survey revealing the magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck north of Ukiah, California in Redwood Valley just after 8 a.m. local time, noting it had a five-mile depth and triggered several aftershocks. The initial quake setting off the My Shake Alert system with folks roughly 100 miles south in and around San Jose getting the notifications. There have been reports of power outages and people feeling the shaking in Sacramento and Carson City, Nevada. California Governor Gavin Newsom's office says he's closely coordinating with emergency officials and assessing potential impacts.
and damage. Fox's Kristen Goodwin, the national taxpayer advocate, says the IRS did better than expected in issuing refunds during tax season this year, despite cuts to its workforce with improved technology helping.
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