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What is the Trump administration’s plan for sanctioned Venezuelan oil?

Lisa Lucera 0:03
Oil from Venezuela coming to the U.S. I'm Lisa Licera, Fox News. President Trump posting on Truth Social that the U.S. will receive thirty to fifty million barrels of what he called sanctioned oil at market price. And the proceeds from the sale of the oil will be used to benefit the people of Venezuela. This coming as some lawmakers continue to express concern over the capture of Nicholas Maduro and his wife to stand trial in the U.S. and the UN.
Chad Pergram 0:28
The Senate votes Thursday to restrict future action in Venezuela. One Republican says the president's intervention contradicts campaign promises.

How are Senate Republicans reacting to the Venezuela oil deal?

Chad Pergram 0:36
A leading House Democrat suggests the Venezuela operation is a distraction from healthcare and the economy.
Lisa Lucera 0:42
Fox's Chad Perkram, the House and Senate set to be briefed on Venezuela tomorrow. The White House says President Trump and his team are discussing a range of options to acquire Greenland despite pushback from NATO allies.
Grinnell Scott 1:00
Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer said it's a day no one must forget. He recalls being ushered away by Capitol officers.
Unknown 1:07
Within twenty feet of those rioters, of those insurrectionists. One of them looked at me and said, There he is, get him.
Grinnell Scott 1:13
Joined by relatives of Capitol officers who died, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jefferies thanked them for their sacrifice and spoke directly to rioters freed by the president for their actions.
Hakeem Jeffries 1:24
Donald Trump may have pardoned your crimes, but only God can pardon your sin.

What are the White House’s proposals for acquiring Greenland?

Grinnell Scott 1:30
Lawmakers closed with a warning that history could repeat if allowed to, followed by a moment of silence and a chorus of Gernal Scott, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 1:43
Aldrich Ames, who admitted to selling U.S. secrets to the Soviet Union and Russia while working for the CIA in one of the most damaging breaches in U.S. history, has died in a Maryland prison. He was 84. America's listening to Fox News.
Ainsley Earhart 2:00
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What messages did leaders deliver after the Capitol insurrection?

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Lisa Lucera 2:15
The family of a Texas AM university student has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in connection with her death.
Kristen Goodwin 2:22
The parents of nineteen year old Brianna Aguilera suing two organizations for allegedly serving the teen alcohol before she fell to her death from an apartment building in Austin.
Unknown 2:36
But this will give us the ability to get to the bottom. Once and for all. What happened that night if the police department will not do their jobs. Then we'll do it for them.
Kristen Goodwin 2:46
Family attorney Tony Busby accusing Austin police of mishandling the investigation, saying the family does not believe suggestions. The teen took her own life and alleging her intoxication contributed to it.

Who was Aldrich Ames and why is his death notable?

Kristen Goodwin 2:57
Austin police have said there is no evidence to suggest there was any suspicious circumstances surrounding the death. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 3:06
Probation for a Wisconsin man accused of sending the state Supreme Court's Chief Justice intimidating emails. Ryan Thornton had been charged in October with stalking and misdemeanor ch counts of intimidating a victim and disorderly conduct. The stalking count was dismissed in exchange for Thornton pleading guilty to the misdemeanors. Alabama Senator Tommy Tubberville has filed paperwork to run for governor.
Jessica Rosenthal 3:28
Former Auburn University football coach Tommy Tumberville ran for the Senate in twenty twenty and won. But rather than run for a second term, he's opting instead to run for governor. He officially filed the paperwork Monday and said from the state GOP headquarters.

What were the legal consequences for the man who emailed the Wisconsin chief justice?

Tommy Tuberville 3:41
If I thought that staying in the U.S. Senate would be best for Alabama, I would have stayed. Make a lot of changes, which we will do.
Jessica Rosenthal 3:54
He said business recruitment and creating better jobs will be a top priority. A former congressional candidate, Ken McFeeders, is so far the only other announced Republican running. There are a few Democrats running, including former Senator Doug Jones, who lost to Tupperville in twenty twenty. Fox
Lisa Lucera 4:08
is Jessica Rosenthal.

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