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What is the latest news about Bill Clinton's involvement with Jeffrey Epstein?
First, it was Hillary. Bill Clinton's next. I'm Dave Anthony. Fox News. The former president will be questioned today under oath about the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation. Hillary Clinton told the Republican-led House Oversight Committee she never met Epstein.
How did Hillary Clinton respond to questions about Jeffrey Epstein?
I never went to his island. I never went to his homes. I never went to his offices. So it's on the record numerous times.
Fox's Chad Pergram is in Chappaqua, New York, the Clintons' hometown, where these depositions are taking place.
The committee questioned how Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell used the connections to hide illegal activities. Jeffrey Epstein donated to the Clinton Foundation. The former president appears in the Epstein files, and so does the current president. Democrats believe that Bill Clinton's appearance could compel the committee to call President Trump.
Vice President Vance will meet today with Oman's foreign minister the day after he was the mediator in the latest round of U.S.-Iran talks.
Iran's foreign minister says... During these several long and very intensive hours, we made good progress and very seriously entered into the elements of a possible agreement, both in the nuclear field and in the area of sanctions.
President Trump's demanding Iran scale back its nuclear program or he could take action like last year with a big U.S. military buildup in the region. Meanwhile, as Fox's Jonathan Savage reports, another conflict flares up between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Our patience has now run out, warns Pakistan's defense minister, Khawaja Mohammed Asif. The two sides have launched cross-border strikes and Pakistan now considers the conflict open war. The ongoing dispute concerns alleged Afghan support for armed groups in Pakistan.
President Trump will go to Corpus Christi, Texas today to campaign for Republicans ahead of Tuesday primaries, the day after New York City's mayor went to the White House.
Meeting with President Trump about housing. Mamdani posted a photo of him and President Trump in the Oval Office, writing, I'm looking forward to building more housing in New York City.
That's Fox's Jared Halpern. America's listening to Fox News.
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Back to that Trump mom Donnie meeting at the White House. New York City's mayor also brought up a Columbia University student taken into custody by immigration agents early yesterday morning at a dorm. The president told him she'd be released, and Elmina Algayeva was hours later. Columbia University's acting president, Claire Shipman, is upset, saying that ICE misrepresented themselves and their mission, breaching protocol, going into a residence hall to detain that student. And now an ICE legal case.
A U.S. district judge found the IRS was wrong to share information on tens of thousands of taxpayers with Homeland Security as part of a controversial agreement between the two agencies. The IRS and Homeland Security had a deal to share last known addresses of taxpayer immigrants so ICE could identify and deport people in the U.S. illegally. But the judge said that was a violation of IRS Code 6103, which is one of the strictest confidentiality laws in federal statute. That agreement between the agencies also led to the then acting commissioner of the IRS to resign. No comment on the ruling from the feds yet. Jill Nadeau, Fox News.
A media bidding war appears to be over for Warner Brothers Discovery.
Paramount Skydance appears to have emerged victorious in its quest to buy the storied Hollywood property after Netflix said it wouldn't match the company's latest offer. The streaming giant nixed the deal soon after the Warner board of directors said it determined Paramount's latest offer for the entire company was superior to Netflix bid for Warner's movie and television studios and HBO Max streaming service.
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