Chapter 1: What are the Democrats' views on President Trump's policies after the State of the Union?
Democrats call it snake oil on Lisa Brady, Fox News. And they're predicting the American people won't buy what President Trump is selling after the State of the Union address.
Families don't need a two-hour speech. They need relief at the checkout counter, especially a speech that hardly mentioned any solutions for the American people.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, as House Democrats hold a Virginia retreat on midterm strategy, hammering the president's policies and poll numbers. But Vice President J.D. Vance says Democrats don't offer solutions.
Chapter 2: How is the Biden administration addressing Medicaid funding concerns?
We inherited a mess. Our ask to the American people is let us continue to fix this mess, make your life better. That's what the president is prioritizing, and that's what we're going to keep doing.
Also telling Fox, there's momentum from the president's economic agenda, even if there's an uphill push temporarily. Vance, who's also now leading a fraud crackdown in the U.S., says the administration is pausing some Medicaid funding to Minnesota because of fraud concerns. Surgeon General nominee and wellness influencer Casey Means is tested at a Senate confirmation hearing.
Chapter 3: What were the key points raised during the Senate confirmation hearing for Casey Means?
Louisiana Republican Senator Bill Cassidy asked if she believed vaccines cause autism.
She said she supports vaccines and believes they save lives. Until we have a clear understanding of why kids are developing this at higher rates, I think we should not leave any stones unturned. There's been a lot of evidence showing that they're not implicated. Do you not accept that evidence?
Chapter 4: What recent events occurred during the deadly shootout off the coast of Cuba?
I do accept that evidence. I also think that science has never settled. She said HHS is currently studying cumulative effects of many environmental exposures that may contribute to autism and that she looks forward to seeing those results.
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal. A deadly shootout reported off the coast of Cuba. The Interior Ministry says the Cuban Coast Guard was approaching a Florida-registered speedboat to identify who was on it when someone on the boat opened fire, wounding the Cuban captain. The soldiers fired then, killing four people on the speedboat, wounding six others. No word on their nationalities.
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Chapter 5: How is the U.S. imposing sanctions on Iran amid nuclear talks?
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Two Trump envoys due in Geneva tomorrow for a third round of nuclear talks with Iran, even as a U.S. military buildup continues in the Middle East, along with more sanctions.
That action by the U.S. marks an addition to the maximum pressure campaign already in place against the Iranian government. The new round of sanctions hits more than 30 entities, including people, vessels, and companies. Sanctions are imposed by the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control.
Treasury Secretary Scott Besson said the pressure campaign continues to target Iran's weapons capabilities and support for terrorism. Iran has rejected President Trump's claim that it's trying to revive its nuclear program and has reportedly promised to respond if the U.S. conducts even a limited strike on the country. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
NASA's Artemis moon rocket making a slow motion four mile trek from the launch pad back to the hangar for more repairs.
The 322 foot tall rocket had spent a month on its launch pad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The decision was made over the weekend to bring it back in to fix a blockage in the flow of helium in its upper stage.
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Chapter 6: Who are the latest nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
The Artemis 2 mission, a 10 day trip around the moon, is now delayed at least another month until April 1st. It had already been delayed a month by hydrogen fuel leaks. The four astronaut crew, three Americans and a Canadian, was at the Capitol for President Trump's State of the Union address, since the flight delays means they no longer need to quarantine for now.
Fox's Chris Foster. The latest nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame are another wide-ranging group. From Mariah Carey and Shakira to Phil Collins, Jeff Buckley, Iron Maiden, Billy Idol, and Wu-Tang Clan. The 17 nominees spanning just about every genre, also including In Excess, New Order, Pink, Oasis, and Luther Vandross. Ten are first-time nominees. We find out who makes it in April.
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