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What is the U.S. warning to Iran and how is the president framing it?

Lisa Brady 0:03
A renewed warning to Iran. Lisa Brady, Fox News. President Trump saying moments ago the U.S. will have to finish the job if Iran isn't reasonable. But he also says he thinks Iran will do what they have to do.
Unknown 0:14
The Iran economy has been crushed and their defense industrial base has been damaged so severely that it'll take many years to rebuild. Many, many years. And now we're trying to work out a deal that's fair.
Lisa Brady 0:25
Sounding an optimistic tone about ongoing talks, even as Iran contradicts some of what the U.S. is saying, including an agreement to allow nuclear inspections to resume. The president speaking at a Mack Trucks plant in Pennsylvania touting an economic agenda he says is spurring investment and creating jobs. Democrats say it's only costing Americans more money.

How is President Trump describing Iran's economic and defense damage?

Lisa Brady 0:45
On the 10th try, the U.S. Senate, just passing a war powers resolution already passed by the House, aiming to block further military action against Iran without congressional approval, though it's considered largely symbolic without the force of law. Sentencing day for multiple protesters convicted in the shooting at a Texas immigration center.
Lillian Wu 1:03
Eight individuals are sentenced to decades behind bars for last year's armed July 4th attack on the Prairieland Ice Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas. which resulted in a police officer shot in the neck. Alleged organizer Benjamin Song, who shot and wounded the officer, was sentenced to 100 years in prison. The seven others received terms ranging from 30 to 70 years. Prosecutors calling it domestic terrorism, calling the violence an attack plotted by Antifa operatives. But defense attorneys deny there were Antifa associations, insisting it was just a demonstration with fireworks. before gunshots broke out.
Lisa Brady 1:42
Fox's Lillian Wu, it's the first Antifa-related sentencing after a Trump executive order designating the group as a domestic terror organization. Stocks finished lower. The Dow down 47 points at the bell after earlier gains. America is listening to Fox News.
Unknown 1:59
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Lisa Brady 2:16
Before his Pennsylvania speech, President Trump telling reporters there have been more arrests over the reflecting pool on the National Mall.
Arlene Graham Nordone 2:23
President Trump says six people have been arrested and several more cited for damaging the reflecting pool. He is blaming vandalism for the blue colored sealant peeling and floating in the water.
Unknown 2:34
Somebody went in with a knife and cut it. They cut it up good. And then they cut a 200, 350 foot slip in the form of lots of little slips.
Arlene Graham Nordone 2:43
The Interior Department and U.S. Park Police are not commenting on those vandalism allegations. President Trump says the pool will likely need to be drained to make repairs. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
Lisa Brady 2:55
On the road to the midterms, several more states with primaries today, including New York, South Carolina, Maryland, and Utah. New York City's mayor endorsing several progressive candidates, including Democratic Socialists, trying to unseat incumbent Democrats.

What did the Senate war powers resolution aim to do regarding actions against Iran?

Lisa Brady 3:10
In France, 40 people dead in a week, all heat-related drownings.
Jonathan Savage 3:14
Temperatures are hitting record levels for the month of June and the heat wave is already claiming lives. The French government says too many people are trying to cool off in rivers and canals without being alert to the risks. Among the fatalities, a 13-year-old girl who couldn't swim but entered the River Seine with her family on Sunday evening. A professional soccer player is in a critical condition after being pulled out of the River Rhône near Lyon. Six drownings have also been reported in Germany. Authorities say men in particular are overestimating their abilities in the water. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Lisa Brady 3:49
I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News.

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