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What caused the significant drop in Wall Street today?
A plunge on Wall Street. Lisa Brady, Fox News. The Dow down 911 points at the bell as some European leaders threaten retaliation if President Trump follows through with a threat of new tariffs on NATO allies who don't support his push to acquire Greenland. Though today he's also offering some reassurance.
I think that we will work something out when NATO is going to be very happy and where we're going to be very happy. But we need it for security purposes.
How is President Trump addressing NATO and Greenland concerns?
We need it for national security and even world security. It's very important.
He says a lot of meetings on Greenland are scheduled in Switzerland, where he travels later today joining other world leaders at the World Economic Forum. The president holding a news conference on the one-year anniversary of the start of his second term.
One of the reasons I'm doing this today is to explain we inherited a mess and we've made it a beautiful, beautiful picture.
On the economy, suggesting his administration hasn't done a good job of promoting the improvement so far and also saying prices will come down further. Homeland Security officials defending immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis, where anti-ICE protests continue.
Our operations are lawful, they're targeted, and they're focused on individuals who pose a serious threat to this community.
Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino, after several city and county law enforcement officials held a news conference earlier today, accusing some federal agents of racial profiling and asking for greater supervision of operations. This as a legal fight ramps up between Minnesota and the federal government. The FBI is serving grand jury subpoenas to six offices in the state, including the governor's office and Minneapolis mayor's office, in a Justice Department probe of possible obstruction. Attorney General Pam Bondi arriving in Minnesota. Governor Tim Walz calls the DOJ probe a partisan distraction, pointing to calls for accountability over the recent shooting death of Renee Good. America is listening to Fox News.
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California's governor slams European leaders he says are rolling over for President Trump.
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticizing European leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, calling their responses to President Trump's foreign policy initiatives pathetic and embarrassing.
I can't take this complicity. People rolling over. I should have brought a bunch of knee pads for all the world leaders. I mean, handing out crowns and handing... I mean, this is pathetic. Nobel Prizes, they're being given away. I mean, it's just pathetic.
The Democrats speaking to Sky News, urging leaders to have a backbone, especially when it comes to tariffs. Newsom, who has said he'll consider a potential 2028 White House run later this year, will speak at the event on Thursday, one day after President Trump's scheduled speech.
Fox's Christian Goodwin. President Trump telling reporters today he had a good relationship with Newsom during his first term, but that he went astray and that he doesn't like the way California is being run. A major poultry recall issued across seven states.
More than 13,000 pounds of frozen, fully cooked grilled chicken breast are being recalled because of a listeria risk. This after a lab sample of the chicken from Georgia-based Susanna's Kitchen tested positive. The 10-pound cases containing two 5-pound bags produced October 14th were shipped to distribution centers for food service sales across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Ohio. There have been no confirmed reports of illness. However, food safety officials are concerned some of these products may still be in commercial freezers. Food service locations are being urged not to serve the products, which should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase.
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