Chapter 1: What recent threats from Iran are discussed in this episode?
A new threat from Iran. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. Iranian state television airing a message Thursday from an Ayatollah calling for the shedding of blood from Israelis and President Trump. Fox's Jonathan Hunt has more. The pressure continues to be ramped up on Iran. We are now hearing that Kurdish militias...
may potentially be gearing up to enter Western Iran from neighboring Iraq in what would effectively be the first ground offensive of this war. And at sea, meantime, Iran's navy continues to be crippled.
CENTCOM has also released video of the launch of precision strike missiles known as PRISM being used for the first time in combat, adding one more advanced weapon to the expanding options available to U.S. commanders. Israeli forces also continue to pound targets in Tehran and beyond, obviously seeking to bring down the Iranian regime. Iran's Revolutionary Guard is claiming they hit a U.S.
tanker in the northern part of the Gulf. That has not been confirmed. Iran says the U.S. will bitterly regret sinking an Iranian submarine, killing at least 87 people. A vote to limit the president's ability to continue the war in Iran fails in the Senate. Fox's Kevin Kors.
The resolution failing on a 43-4 and 53-against vote tally, falling mostly on party lines, though Pennsylvania's Democrat John Fetterman actually sided with the GOP majority. Now, the idea was to give lawmakers a chance to demand congressional approval before any further attacks are carried out. And...
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Chapter 2: How are Kurdish militias involved in the conflict with Iran?
to force members to take a stand on the conflict on the record. Critics have bristled at the suggestion that the conflict's even necessary, noting the president promised not to involve the U.S. in any more forever wars. But the White House and Republicans have made it clear. America's listening to Fox News. Join Fox in supporting our troops.
From daily needs to global emergencies, help us be there for those who serve. Visit go.fox slash Red Cross to donate to service to the Armed Forces today. The U.S. Embassy in Cuba says the western portion of the island nation is in a blackout. Millions without power.
The embassy says this latest outage started Wednesday afternoon with a disconnection of the national electrical grid that includes the greater Havana metropolitan area. Local reports indicating that the island may need at least three days to restore operations.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison testifying before the House Oversight Committee Wednesday about allegations of fraud in their state. Fox's Bill Malusian. Governor Walz, do you have any regrets over the way you handle fraud in your state? No response from Minnesota Governor Tim Walz ahead of a House Oversight Committee hearing into the Minnesota fraud scandal.
Most committee Republicans tried to pin Governor Walz down.
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Chapter 3: What advanced military strategies are being employed against Iran?
85% of the people indicted were Somali-American, key voting bloc, and I think that's what drove this whole thing. Still, it was committee Democrats who seemed to want to discuss anything except fraud. Renee Good, a Minneapolis mom.
Governor Walz repeatedly said that projections of $9 billion stolen from his state are inflated, but he acknowledged the fraud happened under his watch, and it's on him. A vote on President Trump's White House ballroom is expected today.
The National Capital Planning Commission will vote on whether to move forward with President Trump's 90,000 square foot ballroom project on the White House grounds where the East Wing used to sit. More than 100 people are registered to speak at the meeting. The commission has received about 32,000 comments from the public. Those are available to read on its website.
A fraction of the 9,600 pages of messages were those of support for the president, with one saying he will do, quote, an awesome job building it. The majority object to the destruction of the East Wing and the ballroom plan, some calling it, quote, self-aggrandizing and expressing concern that it will be, quote, a gold-plated monstrosity. Tanya J. Powers, Fox News. I'm Sue Gossman. This.
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