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What are the latest updates on U.S. military actions in Iran?
He says the U.S. is winning. I'm Lisa LaSara, Fox News. President Trump, during his speech at a packaging plant in Kentucky, says the U.S. is obliterating targets in Iran.
They no longer have radar. They don't have anti-aircraft equipment. They don't have anything. Their missiles are down 90 percent. Their drones are down 85 percent.
How does President Trump plan to address rising oil prices?
We're blowing up the factories where they're made left and right.
The president again saying Iran has been a threat to the U.S. for 47 years and he says the U.S. will not leave until the job is done. And the president says the International Energy Agency will release 400 million barrels of oil, which he says will bring the price of oil down. Still, crude oil futures are up about $2.50 to over $91 a barrel. The military considering using the Navy to escort commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump urging oil companies to, quote, show some guts and send their tankers through the Strait. The U.S. military has no plan in place to escort those ships given the threat of Iranian mines, drones, and anti-ship missiles fired from shore. Iran also has submarines that can hide at the bottom of the seabed near the two-mile opening. Last night, CENTCOM announced it had blown up 16 Iranian mine-laying boats, but the Iranians can lay mines from any small craft. The 50 Iranian warships that CENTCOM has sunk were part of Iran's traditional navy, not among the small fastboats the IRGC uses to threaten the Strait of Hormuz.
Fox's Jennifer Griffin in Washington. Earlier this afternoon, the president toured a pharmaceutical plant in Ohio to talk up his Trump Rx website.
The whole world, we were paying the most for drugs. We were paying more than any other nation by far. And I don't mean by a little bit, like double, triple, quadruple.
The site allows users to compare prices of certain medications and directs them to drug company websites for purchase. America's listening to Fox News.
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More Jeffrey Epstein files are released, this time in the United Kingdom.
The files show British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was warned of a reputational risk to appointing Peter Mandelson as ambassador to the U.S. because of his two-decade friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and other unrelated issues. So far, 140 pages of documents related to last February's appointment have been made public. Starmer fired Mandelson in September, saying he lied about his relationship with Epstein during the vetting process. Mandelson was arrested last month on suspicion of misconduct in public office. There's evidence in the Epstein files released in the U.S. that he may have illegally shared in emails inside market-sensitive government information. He's denied wrongdoing and has not been charged.
Chris Foster, Fox News.
A congressman announces he's running for a soon-to-be-open Senate seat in Oklahoma.
Republican Rep. Kevin Hearn did a campaign ad on X announcing that he's running for U.S. Senate in an attempt to replace Senator Mark Wayne Mullen, who was tapped last week as Homeland Security Secretary.
The American dream is under threat by the radical left and rhino Republicans who oppose President Trump's America First agenda and want to turn the United States into a third-world country.
Hearn, the first candidate to officially enter the race, he's served in Congress since 2018. Should Mullen be confirmed, Governor Kevin Stitt will appoint someone to finish his term, which ends next January. Oklahoma law prohibits that person from running in the next election. Jeff Manosso, Fox News.
A court hearing for Cher's son, Elijah Allman, over allegations he broke into a home in New Hampshire had been postponed after Allman got a lawyer this morning. He's charged with two counts of criminal mischief, a one count of burglary, and a count of breach of bail for breaking into the home. Last month, Allman was arrested after he went into a school pretending to be the parent of a prospective student and caused a disturbance.
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