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What prompted the U.S. daytime strikes in Iran and what did CENTCOM confirm?
New U.S. strikes on Iran. I'm Lisa Brady. Fox News. CENTCOM just confirming a second wave following rare daytime strikes in Iran earlier today. It's the third round in 24 hours.
They're nasty people, but they want to make a deal. I can tell you they want to make a deal.
President Trump just telling Fox Business's Edward Lawrence.
You don't have to be a genius to realize when you see what's happening to them every night. And now today we gave them a little daytime shot.
And he has warned that next week will be worse if Iran is not willing to make a deal.
What did President Trump say about pressuring Iran and the potential for a bigger response next week?
The president also suggesting again that the conflict won't hurt the economy in the long term.
We're making a lot of money. The defense companies are doing great. It's jobs. It's all jobs. I'm not doing this for jobs. But when you think of it, we make our own equipment. We make the best military equipment in the world. What I do want to do is make it faster because we need it, but allies need it.
He's in Pennsylvania for a defense summit, just announcing nearly $10 billion in new investments in the defense industrial base in Pennsylvania alone. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanch facing repeated questions about the Epstein files at his confirmation hearing.
It's something that has haunted the Justice Department over and over again since the beginning of this administration because some of the Epstein files had information that was not redacted and released victims' names. Now, Blanche did tout a drop in crime across the country. Also, efforts the department has undertaken when it comes to fraud prosecution. The DOJ has made fraud fighting a priority.
Fox is David Spunt in Washington.
How did the president link military action to U.S. industry and jobs at the Pennsylvania defense summit?
Blanche also denying allegations he would use the Justice Department for political gain. The president's picks for director of national intelligence and head of the CDC also on the Hill today. At the World Cup, England and defending champs Argentina scoreless at halftime. The winner faces Spain in the final on Sunday. Stocks finish higher. The Dow up 150 at the bell. America is listening to Fox News.
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A new book from the former president is due out this fall after the midterms.
Former President Biden's new book is called Promise Me America. He says in a promotional video, it's about the decisions he made and why he made them, including, as he put it, rebuilding the economy, restoring democracy, supporting Ukraine and withdrawing from Afghanistan.
It's about why I chose to run for re-election and why I chose to step aside. Most of all, it's about my faith in the promise of America.
In the video, former President Biden says he is also continuing treatment for cancer. But a spokesperson for the book publisher, Little Brown and Company, said he does plan to tour on behalf of the book and give interviews. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Water rescues in Texas where more rain is on the way after more than a foot in some areas.
The highest rainfall in Uvalde County. Just takes a couple of inches of water on the road to create a dangerous condition for you if you're driving through that. And so we don't want you to get swept away.
West Rappaport, Texas Emergency Management. Over two dozen people have been rescued. Many in washed out vehicles. The state issuing a rare four out of four flooding threat.
Fox's Jeff Manasso, another encouraging report on inflation.
The producer price index prices at the wholesale level declined three-tenths of a percent in June, excluding food and energy. Core PPI for last month rose two-tenths of a percent.
What questions did Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche face about the Epstein files and DOJ priorities?
Wholesale inflation moderated for the year ending in June up five and a half percent and up 4.7 percent, excluding food and energy. The numbers reflect moderating energy prices in June, though the Iran conflict has pushed crude oil prices higher this month.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What prompted the U.S. daytime strikes in Iran and what did CENTCOM confirm?
0:03–0:34
2
What did President Trump say about pressuring Iran and the potential for a bigger response next week?
0:34–1:34
3
How did the president link military action to U.S. industry and jobs at the Pennsylvania defense summit?
1:34–3:39
4
What questions did Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche face about the Epstein files and DOJ priorities?
3:39–4:11