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What is the significance of the Board of Peace announced by President Trump?
The Board of Peace. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News, who was just born this morning in Davos, Switzerland.
This board has the chance to be one of the most consequential bodies ever created.
President Trump is the chairman of the board, initially set up to get the Gaza ceasefire to the next phase.
We're committed to ensuring Gaza is demilitarized, properly governed, and... beautifully rebuilt.
But the president says the board plans to expand its scope, working with the UN, though he is critical it hasn't helped him stop wars. We're going to have peace in the world.
And boy, would that be a great legacy for all of us, everybody in this room.
President Trump speaking alongside the first leaders to sign the board's charter from countries including Argentina, Qatar and Indonesia.
How is the international community responding to the Gaza ceasefire efforts?
Russia says it might join too and is offering a billion dollars towards rebuilding Gaza. But the Russian presence is putting off some potential allies. The UK saying it won't join as things stand.
That's Fox's Jonathan Savage.
The President also said this morning... Of course we're working to end the... Horrible killing in Ukraine.
And before the president leaves the World Economic Forum today, he plans to meet with Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, still trying to work out a peace deal with Russia. The day after, the president backed off his threats to impose tariffs on European countries that oppose the U.S. taking control of Greenland away from NATO ally Denmark. He says they have a framework of a deal. NATO leader Mark Rutte tells Fox News.
It's very much focused on what do we need to do to make sure that that huge Arctic region, where change is taking place at the moment, where the Chinese and Russians are more and more active, how we can protect it.
A former Uvalde, Texas police officer found not guilty of child endangerment and abandonment. In the 2022 school shooting, it took law enforcement 77 minutes to stop the gunman who murdered 19 students and two teachers. The defense argued Adrian Gonzalez was unfairly blamed for all the failures, and he said after the acquittal...
Thank you for the jury for considering all the evidence and making that verdict.
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Vice President Vance goes to Minneapolis today amid all the anti-ICE protests over immigration enforcement raids and the two shootings, one of them deadly. Some ICE critics are also upset a five-year-old boy and other students have been detained by immigration agents.
The Justice Department has issued subpoenas for some top Democrats here, including the governor. And the mayor, right now the governor is dismissing that as simply an attempt to intimidate him. And we do expect more arrests. Trump officials saying that those involved in the interruption of a church service on Sunday will be arrested. Two dozen protesters went in there for about a half an hour. And they could be facing federal charges for interfering with freedom of religion in a house of religious worship.
Fox's Steve Harrigan in Minneapolis. Jack Smith has a lot of questions to answer this morning as a Republican-led House committee questions the former special counsel who got two indictments against then-former president and candidate Trump on his handling of classified documents and the 2020 election. The cases were dropped after the 2024 Trump victory. Now the story of an ex-president who would not testify about something else.
The House Oversight Committee advancing a contempt resolution for former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with several Democrats voting in favor. Republican Committee Chair James Comer brought the resolutions forward after the former president and first lady did not show up for a deposition as part of the committee's investigation into late convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
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