President Trump Presses For Faster Weapons Production as Strikes on Iran Continue
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How did U.S. forces disable a Curaçao-flagged oil tanker during the Iran strikes?
Hellfire missiles deployed. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. The U.S. military says it's disabled a Curaçao-flagged oil tanker trying to breach the reimposed blockade on Iranian ports. As the U.S. carries out a second round of strikes today against Iran, President Trump saying we will have Iran defeated soon.
President updating the war effort at a conference in Pennsylvania of defense and technology executives.
That's true with all of the munitions people, actually. Faster, we need a little more speed.
President Trump is urging Congress to sign off on a record $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House.
What did President Trump say about speeding weapons production and the $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget?
The plan to suspend most vehicle stops by immigration agents is off the table.
This morning, President Trump overturned that pause, calling the traffic stops one of the agency's most effective crime-fighting tools, saying without them, ICE would just play right into the criminals' hands. DHS says agents use these traffic stops because you don't need a judicial warrant. It's different than going in someone's house.
Fox's Alexis McAdams. Tough questions today from a Senate panel for the man who wants to lead the Justice Department.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanch says he's working to restore public trust in the Justice Department. Also highlighting plummeting crime rates nationwide under the Trump administration's DOJ. We are keeping America safe and we are just getting started. I love this country. I love the Department of Justice. Blanche rejecting accusations that he'd used the department for political purposes as Democrats questioned him over his prior role as the president's personal defense attorney.
Why did the White House reverse the pause on ICE vehicle stops and what are the implications?
Republicans largely focused on Blanche's experience as a federal prosecutor.
And also during the hearing, Blanche insisted the nearly $1.8 billion fund that had been set up to defend the supporters of President Trump was not going forward. But several lawmakers, including Texas Republican John Cornyn, raised concerns that the fund would be resurrected. America's listening to Fox News.
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Florida pauses an effort under its state law to label a Muslim advocacy group as a terrorist organization.
The new Florida law would allow the state to label the Council on American Islamic Relations, or CARE, a terror group. Earlier in July, Governor Ron DeSantis said what it would mean if a local government supporting CARE got state money.
What issues were raised during the Senate hearing for Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche?
They will lose that state funding. If you have a school that's in league with CARE, they will become ineligible for those scholarship funds. Hiba Rahim, who leads CARE in Florida, argued her group and other organizations have the right to challenge the government.
This is an effort to silence dissent.
Florida officials say the pause is for the state to decide how to implement the new laws so their effort has not ended. Gernal Scott, Fox News.
The federal government has reworked and reinstalled panels about slavery at George Washington's Philadelphia home. The original panels told the story of how nine slaves lived in the home, along with George and Martha Washington in the 1790s.
Why did Florida pause labeling CARE as a terrorist organization and what are the consequences?
The replacement panels don't include some of the detail in the earlier ones, such as a map of slave trade routes. The city of Philadelphia had sued, arguing the federal government must consult with the city before making changes to the president's house site. The producer price index prices at the wholesale level declined last month.
Excluding food and energy, core PPI for last month rose two-tenths of a percent. Wholesale inflation moderated for the year ending in June up five and a half percent and up 4.7 percent, excluding food and energy. The numbers reflect moderating energy prices in June, though the Iran conflict has pushed crude oil prices higher this month.
How are historical panels, inflation data, and manufacturing indicators changing the national conversation?
Also, there's a sign manufacturing is improving in the northeast.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How did U.S. forces disable a Curaçao-flagged oil tanker during the Iran strikes?
0:02–0:41
2
What did President Trump say about speeding weapons production and the $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget?
0:41–1:37
3
Why did the White House reverse the pause on ICE vehicle stops and what are the implications?
1:37–2:35
4
What issues were raised during the Senate hearing for Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche?
2:35–3:14
5
Why did Florida pause labeling CARE as a terrorist organization and what are the consequences?
3:14–3:53
6
How are historical panels, inflation data, and manufacturing indicators changing the national conversation?
3:53–4:08