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What did President Trump say about Iran and nuclear weapons?
Talk, talk from the commander in chief, C.J. Papa, Fox News. They had some evil intentions. We cannot let them have a nuclear weapon. President Trump branding the Islamic Republic while repeating his major theme in the war. No nukes for that nation. Fox's Madeline Rivera has more about how he may put the screws to Iran.
Is the White House considering restarting major combat operations in Iran?
He tells Axios he is seriously considering restarting major combat operations in Iran, including strikes that would be bigger than the ones carried out in Operation Epic Fury. He did acknowledge that a decision has not been made yet, but it comes as The Wall Street Journal reports the president is losing patience over the conflict. He's reportedly become skeptical that negotiations with Iran can produce a lasting peace and is becoming more convinced that the regime will only bend to military pressure. Iran, though, has refused to capitulate despite the strikes. It rejected a U.S. ceasefire deal presented by Iraq. Iranian and Iraqi officials tell the New York Times.
At least seven explosions heard near a military base in a northern city in Iraq, which is host to U.S. forces. In that nation's semi-autonomous Kurdish region, the new explosion started in the morning local time. The workaround from President Trump and his tariff team. Fox's Jared Halpern has more from the White House.
Imports from 60 countries will face anywhere from 10 to 12.5% tariffs in response to what the Trump administration says are human rights abuse and distortive trade practices.
What explosions and security incidents were reported near U.S. forces in northern Iraq?
The new tariffs will replace a temporary worldwide 10% tariff expiring Friday. The administration has relied on different authorities to maintain a tariff regime after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down so-called reciprocal tariffs in February.
More than 1.6 million dozen shelled eggs have been voluntarily recalled over potential salmonella contamination. The FDA says the eggs were sold in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Mississippi. America's listening to Fox News.
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Which new tariffs are being applied to imports and why?
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Immigration and how President Trump is dealing with the hot button issue on the minds of potential voters heading into the critical midterm elections in November. Fox's General Scott has more on the numbers in the latest Fox News poll.
42% of voters feel President Trump is doing a good job on immigration, slightly down from 43% a month ago. The preferred policy of 62% of respondents is to deport people charged with crimes. 31% say that every non-citizen should be deported. Just 7% say everyone should be allowed to stay in the country. Also, nearly 6 in 10 say they do not approve of the job ICE is doing around the country. Legislatively, which party would be better in handling immigration?
Which states are affected by the large egg salmonella recall?
50% say Democrats, 49% say Republicans. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
A so-called do-over for a splashy event that was derailed in April by an attack from an armed man at the Washington Hilton.
Tonight's White House Correspondents Dinner will be held at the Waldorf Astoria. President Trump is expected to attend and speak. Earlier this week, Secret Service Director Sean Curran spoke about the security environment.
What do recent polls say about voter opinions on immigration and ICE?
He said they've opened 10,000 investigations just this year involving threats to their protectees.
The numbers are numbers at this agency and certainly I have never seen in my 24-year career. They're off the charts. The threat picture and environment is as large as I've ever seen it.
While most of the president's cabinet will attend tonight's dinner, the first lady, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Vice President Vance will not due to prior commitments. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Some House Democrats traveled to Houston for an anti-ICE forum. It's in the city where an illegal immigrant was shot and killed by ICE while driving his work van after DHS says he used his vehicle as a weapon and refused commands to stop.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What did President Trump say about Iran and nuclear weapons?
0:02–0:21
2
Is the White House considering restarting major combat operations in Iran?
0:21–1:29
3
What explosions and security incidents were reported near U.S. forces in northern Iraq?
1:29–2:07
4
Which new tariffs are being applied to imports and why?
2:07–3:01
5
Which states are affected by the large egg salmonella recall?
3:01–3:24
6
What do recent polls say about voter opinions on immigration and ICE?
3:24–4:13