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What did Trump say about asking Xi Jinping to buy U.S. weapons?

Lisa Lucera 0:03
It's not true. I'm Lisa Licera, Fox News. President Trump disputing that he asked Chinese President Xi Jinping if he wanted to buy weapons from the US, contradicting US ambassador to China, David Purdue.
Donald J. Trump 0:16
I never heard of that one. I'm gonna have to ask him. You mean we're gonna sell now they're probably like to buy it because we do make better equipment than them, so maybe it's a good idea. But uh we didn't discuss.
Lisa Lucera 0:26
President was asked about it this afternoon in the Oval Office after Purdue made the comments over the weekend.

Which products are covered by the U.S.-China tariff reprieve?

Lisa Lucera 0:31
Meanwhile, the US and China agreed to a tariff reprieve on some products following last week's state visit.
Arlene Graham Nordone 0:37
Both the US and China released lists of about thirty billion dollars worth of products that will see tariffs eased as part of ongoing trade talks. Among the imports reduced on that list are Chinese made toys, athletic equipment, fireworks, and tableware. China says it will reduce tariffs on U.S. agriculture products. But other consumer goods like electric vehicles, computer chips, and batteries are not included. Ahead of a three-day state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping last week, both countries also extended a trade truce to prevent escalating tariffs on billions of dollars worth of goods.

Are the U.S. and Iran still negotiating an end to the conflict?

Lisa Lucera 1:10
Fox is Jared Halpern at the White House. The President says the US and Iran continue to talk through mediators as for the conflict's outcome. We're gonna wear it.
Donald J. Trump 1:19
far as I'm concerned it's gonna be one way or the other and it's gonna be it's gonna go pretty quickly to
Lisa Lucera 1:24
Senate democratic leader Chuck Schumer says this is another broken promise.
Chuck Schumer 1:28
Well it's been going up for eight months, mister President. The American people are out billions of dollars are out of their are out of their pockets already. No one wants to wait any longer.

What AI safety concerns is Pope Leo calling leaders to address?

Lisa Lucera 1:38
A recent Fox News poll finds seventy-one percent of respondents say the Trump administration has no plan to end the conflict. Poblio the fourteenth says safety issues raised by artificial intelligence experts should be discussed and acted on. Telling reporters we can't just sit back and pretend nothing is going to happen when it comes to AI.

How did the nor’easter cause coastal flooding and beach erosion in New Jersey?

Lisa Lucera 1:56
America's listening to Fox News. Assessing the damage on the Atlantic coast as an o'er easter begins to pull away.
Bob Van Dillen 2:05
It wasn't the inland fresh water flooding, the rain flooding that was a concern. It was the coastal flooding, the seawater coming in. Now for the last five days, we've had an onshore wind. It's been pushing the water in, even during low tide, the low tide not able to escape that much because the wind is essentially pinning it in like a wall. Now the flow, it's moving directly out into the Atlantic, which is great news. That means we don't have any more coastal flooding concerns, but the damage has already been. Done. It wasn't just the coastal flooding, it was the beach erosion, specifically down in Ocean City, New Jersey, where they just finished a beach replenishment that was 19.5 million dollars.
Bob Van Dillen 2:40
And it took them a couple months. They got it done on September 7th, and all of a sudden that three mile stretch, almost half of it is gone.
Lisa Lucera 2:47
Foxweather's Bob Van Dillen in Manisquan, New Jersey, maritime experts traveling to Nantucket to investigate a shipwreck that emerged along the island's southern shore after the Nor'easter. The attorney for the lone holdout juror in the Lindsey Clancy mistrial pushing back on claims of refusing to follow the law.

Why did a holdout juror lead to a mistrial in Lindsey Clancy’s case?

Lisa Lucera 3:04
Lindsey Clancy admitted to killing her three small children. Her defense argued that postpartum psychosis made her not criminally responsible.
Unknown 3:12
The Fox exclusive, the attorney representing the whole doubt juror, Michael Desronville, says that accusations that his client lied under oath are, quote, categorically false. He says Disronville legally applied the reasonable doubt standard. He accuses Lindsey Clancy's attorney, Kevin Reddington, of deliberately targeting DeSronville, beginning at a news conference right after the mistrial. Fox News reached out to To Reddington to get a response to the accusations, he's chosen not to reply to our inquiries, though Reddington has denied doxing Michael.

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