Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Address the UN

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Why did world leaders walk out of Netanyahu’s UN speech?

Lisa Lucera 0:02
His speech sparked a protest. Stein Lee Silicera, Fox News, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United Nations General Assembly with some walking out before it even started.
Grinnell Scott 0:14
Ordering the hall, please. As Netanyahu waited, many world leaders left the hall. To which the Prime Minister responded,
A. Martinez 0:22
if there are any other moral cowards who haven't yet left this hall. Please do so now.
Grinnell Scott 0:28
For those who stayed, Netanyahu's speech reflected on the massacre of October seventh three years ago and the attack with the US on Iran, to which he said, had it not been done,
A. Martinez 0:38
the fanatic Ayatollahs who chant Death to America, death to Israel. Would eventually carry out their mad fantasies.

What did Netanyahu say about the October 7 massacre and Iran?

Grinnell Scott 0:46
He repeated a refrain saying the responses to October seventh and Iran's nuclear ambition was because Israel had no other choice.
Lisa Lucera 0:53
Fox's Colonel Scott Netanyahu also called out New York City Mayor's or Mamdani after Mamdani called him a war criminal and threatened to have him arrested. Saying since Mamdani became mayor, many Jews don't feel safe in New York. The mayor responded, saying Netanyahu used his speech to repeat baseless lies meant to sanitize the genocide of Palestinians. Ji Jinping, the president says the two have been great friends since they met in twenty sixteen.
Donald J. Trump 1:24
The decisions we make in these areas today can promote peace and prosperity for decades and decades to come.
Lisa Lucera 1:38
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow continued deportations of migrants to third countries where they have no ties.

How did New York City’s mayor respond to Netanyahu’s accusations?

Lisa Lucera 1:47
Lower courts have ruled people must have a chance to object before being deported to countries other than their homeland. America's listening to Fox News. Two Senate Democrats are accusing the Trump administration of rolling back environmental rules as a favor to big oil companies in exchange for donations to his twenty twenty-four
Jessica Rosenthal 2:10
campaign. Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Chuck Schumer say the president told oil and gas executives at a Mar-a Lago dinner two years ago that he'd rolled back environmental rules if they collectively gave a billion dollars to his campaign. Senate minority leader Schumer addressed the allegations on the Senate floor.
Chuck Schumer 2:25
Many of the same people making these policies are profiting off them. Trump appointed numerous fossil fuel industry leaders to his administration.

What allegations are Senate Democrats making about Trump’s environmental policies?

Jessica Rosenthal 2:34
While there's no recording of the president on this, company officials who attended the April 2024 dinner said one executive complained about spending money to lobby the Biden administration, to which the president responded, You are all wealthy enough to raise a billion dollars to return me to the White House. Jessica Grosenthal, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 2:50
White House spokesman said Democrats should reflect on their own ties to the green energy industry. New York is suing the prediction market poly market, calling it an unlicensed gambling operation. Prediction markets have argued states don't have the authority to govern them because they're already regulated at the federal level by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Jenny Koselda 3:13
New claims for unemployment benefits declined to 197,000 last week. It's a historically low level and the lowest since mid-July. Subdued jobless claims continue to suggest employers are not conducting wide-scale layoffs.

Why are jobless claims and unemployment benefits trending lower this week?

Jenny Koselda 3:28
Continuing claims for the weekending September twelfth also declined to one point seven one million. Art Hogan, Chief Market Strategist at B. Riley. Wealth management says
Unknown 3:40
We know one thing the Fed's not gonna worry about the labor market, they're gonna continue to be focusing on inflation.
Jenny Koselda 3:44
Jobless claims have remained at historically low levels despite higher energy costs and inflation that has remained above the Fed's goal of two percent for years.
Lisa Lucera 3:53
Fox is Ginny Casola. I'm Lisa Lacera. This is Fox News.

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