Secretary Mullin outlines Trump administration election security efforts.
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
New election pressure on states. On Lisa Brady, Fox News. The head of Homeland Security wants election security tightened.
In four states, California, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and New Jersey, Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen claims more than 250,000 non-citizens are registered to vote.
This isn't about rehashing the 2020 election. This is just exposing what took place and to make sure it never happens again.
What does Secretary Mullin allege about non-citizen voter registrations in four states?
Mullins says more investigation is needed to figure out how many non-citizens actually attempted to vote or cast a ballot. He also warned some voting machines are at risk of hacking. saying states that fail to comply with federal security guidelines could lose federal grant funding.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. Mullen echoing last night's speech by the president as Democrats accuse President Trump of trying to set the stage for questioning midterm results. As a tug of war between the U.S. and Iran continues over the Strait of Hormuz, an armed group boards a chemical tanker in the Gulf of Aden.
We're following reports from the UK, United Kingdom Maritime Operations, about a ship that was illegally boarded off the coast of Yemen. Now, if you seek that with the claim that Iran is dispatching Houthi rebels to attack shipping that goes around the coast of Yemen and up the Red Sea, it raises a lot of concern. But the early information we're getting about this particular ship boarding is this is garden variety, plain old piracy, and not necessarily related to the struggle in the Strait of Hormuz.
Fox's Mike Tobin in Tel Aviv. Iran keeps attacking Gulf allies as the U.S. expands its strikes on Iran, ramping up pressure to make a deal. A hospital in Gaza says an Israeli airstrike hit a funeral, killing at least seven people, wounding more than 20. The funeral for a Palestinian killed earlier today. No word yet from the Israeli military. Evacuations, but no word of casualties after a 7.3 magnitude earthquake near the Mexico-Guatemala border. America is listening to Fox News.
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How does the administration propose investigating whether non-citizens tried to cast ballots?
More than 100 million Americans remain under alerts for poor air quality from Canadian wildfire smoke.
Unhealthy for just about everybody as the dense smoke is expected to impact Baltimore to Washington, D.C. Code red in effect, urging people to stay indoors.
Fox weather's Jane Menard in Baltimore, the worst of it shifting to the mid-Atlantic after Detroit set a record for poor air quality yesterday. But relief is coming.
We have the smoke lifting back to the north on the I-95 corridor as we head into Saturday morning. But a big, strong cold front and a storm system is going to bring rain and thunderstorms by Saturday afternoon and evening, pushing out all this smoke into the Atlantic and giving us finally some relief.
What federal election security standards could cause states to lose grant funding?
Parts of Texas still at risk for more flash flooding after days of heavy rain blamed for at least two deaths in a region still recovering from deadly floods last summer. First responders and boats and helicopters rescuing more than 200 people. On Wall Street, a tech giant takes a bite out of an AI powerhouse.
Apple jumped back into first place as the world's most valuable company at the Friday market opened. Though the market was selling off, the deep losses were in chip stocks, and Apple was able to take over NVIDIA as its shares slumped. Part of a sell-off of artificial intelligence stocks on concerns those businesses are overvalued. Apple's value at that moment nudged up to $4.9 trillion. Nvidia slipped to $4.8 trillion. Apple is being helped by signs that iPhone 17 demand is strong. Ginny Koselda, Fox News.
Right now, Apple shares are down more than $3.
How are Democrats responding to claims that security warnings could set up midterm challenges?
The Dow is down 199 points. And the Nasdaq is down 200 points as U.S. oil prices top $82 a barrel. Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:03–0:31
2
What does Secretary Mullin allege about non-citizen voter registrations in four states?
0:31–2:15
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How does the administration propose investigating whether non-citizens tried to cast ballots?
2:15–3:01
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What federal election security standards could cause states to lose grant funding?
3:01–4:00
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How are Democrats responding to claims that security warnings could set up midterm challenges?
4:00–4:12