Chapter 1: What updates did President Trump provide about the conflict with Iran?
It's a question President Trump keeps getting. Elisa Brady, Fox News. When will the fighting with Iran be over? The president just telling reporters it won't be long. And we're going to have a much safer world when it's wrapped up. It'll be wrapped up soon. We're going to have a much safer world. I had an obligation to do this. I didn't want to. I go to an excursion.
I don't want to make this journey. Also saying again, oil prices will go back down when the fighting ends. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries says Republican policies are damaging the American quality of life. They've now gotten us into a reckless war of choice. Against Iran. He says dropping bombs is costing billions. President Trump says Iran can't be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.
Israel launching what it calls a limited ground operation in southern Lebanon overnight, targeting Iran proxy Hezbollah. The UK, France, Germany and Italy just out with a joint statement of grave concern about escalating violence in Lebanon, calling for Israeli and Lebanese talks on a sustainable policy. political solution.
A risk of severe weather including possible tornadoes stretching from the Carolinas to Pennsylvania with some schools closing early including in the nation's capital. Our current risk level is similar to that of traditional tornado alley states like Oklahoma, Arkansas and Tennessee and the last time we had these conditions was the 2012 derecho that caused significant damage to the district.
Clint Osborne, director of D.C. 's Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency, urging people to take this storm seriously. This as blizzard conditions continue in parts of the Midwest, several feet of snow possible by tomorrow, delaying or canceling more than 12,000 flights today.
A partial government shutdown also impacting airports with TSA agents among the Homeland Security operations not getting funded. Republicans blame the Democrat push for ICE reforms. Democrats say the GOP should agree to separate ICE from the rest of DHS funds. America's listening to Fox News. Join Fox in supporting our troops.
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Chapter 2: How are Republican policies affecting American quality of life?
From daily needs to global emergencies, help us be there for those who serve. Visit go.fox slash Red Cross to donate to service to the Armed Forces today. Democrats in Congress want a federal probe of soon-to-be former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.
Top Democrats on the Senate and House Judiciary Committees accuse Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem of lying under oath when appearing before lawmakers earlier this month. In a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi, Senator Dick Durbin and Congressman Jamie Raskin call on the Justice Department to investigate.
alleging a number of Noem's statements appear to violate criminal statutes prohibiting perjury and knowingly making false statements to Congress. Their focus includes Noem's comments about a $220 million ad campaign she's featured in and her remarks about whether DHS had complied with judicial orders. The DOJ calling the letter a political stunt.
DHS says any claim that Secretary Noem committed perjury is categorically false. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News. The president recently nominating Oklahoma Senator Mark Wayne Mullen to replace Noem. A move by federal health officials to cut the number of vaccines recommended for every child is temporarily blocked by a federal judge as that legal fight continues.
There's a hearing in New York City tomorrow about construction next to a historic site recently linked to the Underground Railroad. The 1832 Merchant House Museum in Manhattan is open to the public to see what life was like for a wealthy merchant family and four Irish servants in the mid-19th century.
There's been a fight since 2012 against city-approved construction of a much taller commercial building next door over concern that the house would be altered, damaged, or collapse. A new wrinkle is research finding that a mysterious narrow passageway underneath the dresser was used to provide a safe house and quick escape for people who'd fled slavery in the South.
City Council Member Chris Marte. Now we're asking the Landmark Preservation Commission just to have an inch of that courage to say no to a developer that would ruin not just this building, but our history, our shared history as Americans. A commission hearing will determine whether construction can proceed. Fox's Chris Foster. The Dow up 387 as oil prices fall. I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News.
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