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Why is President Trump upset about the Federal Reserve’s interest‑rate hike?
Blasting the decision. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. President Trump not happy with the move by the Federal Reserve yesterday to raise interest rates for the first time in three years.
If we stop trading with every country that we have a deficit with, which is most of them, and which would be very easy to do, would make at least one point five trillion dollars a year.
President said that rates should be held at one percent or less. President Trump was in North Carolina Wednesday in the hopes of encouraging voters to elect Republicans in the midterms to Tails and Fox's Kevin Cork.
President's dumping in the Tar Hill State of North Carolina for GOP Senate nominee Michael Watley, his former RNC chair. The President, of course, has carried the state three times, but Watley actually trails popular Democrat Roy Cooper, at least according to recent polling, with the latest Fox News survey showing the economy and affordability still topping the list among concerns for voters.
The House has approved a sweeping package of sanctions targeting Russian officials as lawmakers look to ramp up pressure on Vladimir Putin over the Ukraine war.
How could stopping trade with deficit countries generate $1.5 trillion annually?
Package is named after the late Senator Lindsey Graham, who worked on it for over a year before it finally was voted on after his passing. Health update from President Trump's chief of staff.
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles says pathology results came back clear this week after an appointment at the Mayo Clinic. In a social media post, Wiles says she is now cancer free and thanked President Trump for his unwavering support. Wiles was diagnosed with breast cancer in March. She has stayed on as chief of staff and accompanied the president on recent trips, including to last week's Republican midterm convention in Dallas.
Fox's Jared Halpern when Wiles announced her cancer diagnosis. The president said she had a fantastic medical team and an excellent prognosis. America's listening to Fox News.
What are the details of the new sanctions package named after Sen. Lindsey Graham?
Less than two months from the midterms, a new Fox News poll shows that the family budget is still the top issue.
Some aspect of the current economy is most important to forty-eight percent of voters right now. Breaking that down, thirty-four percent say the cost of living is more important, followed by inflation at 14%. Immigration is third at 8%. As the midterms approach, respondents say they trust Democrats to handle the economy better, 55 to 40 percent. Politically, voters say they find Democrats more favorable. more favorable than Republicans by forty four to forty one percent. But when it comes to wings of those parties, MAGA is more favored than Democratic Socialists thirty five to thirty percent. Gernal Scott, Fox News.
What did White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles reveal about her health and cancer recovery?
Middle East now bracing for a possible American response to an Iranian attack.
Days ago, a U.S. contracted vessel was hit during an Iranian missile and drone attack. Two sources told Fox News. The incident occurred around the Strait of Hormuz and caused minor injuries, including smoke inhalation. Some U.S. personnel were on board, though the identities of the injured are unclear. It is the latest in a series of exchanges of fire, bringing into question what comes next in the Iran conflict. Iran's Supreme National Security Council saying in a statement.
How is the Iran‑U.S. maritime incident affecting Middle‑East tensions and oil markets?
Today, the stakes around oil and the straits have changed. Damage control won't stop what's coming. No talks until Iran's conditions are met.
Fox's Trey Yangst reporting, Kansas City Chief Star Travis Kelsey, identified as one of the victims of a multimillion dollar Ponzi scheme operated by illegal immigrants at Darth Jawahar, who was sentenced this week to eleven years in federal prison. Prosecutors say Jawahar collected thirty-five million dollars from investors between twenty sixteen and twenty twenty three, invested only ten million of that while using the rest to repay earlier clients. And spent on a lavish lifestyle of private jets, high-end hotels, and luxury apartments. Kelsey's reps haven't commented. I'm Sue Gosman. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why is President Trump upset about the Federal Reserve’s interest‑rate hike?
0:03–1:15
2
How could stopping trade with deficit countries generate $1.5 trillion annually?
1:15–2:02
3
What are the details of the new sanctions package named after Sen. Lindsey Graham?
2:02–2:47
4
What did White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles reveal about her health and cancer recovery?
2:47–3:17
5
How is the Iran‑U.S. maritime incident affecting Middle‑East tensions and oil markets?
3:17–3:58