The White House says all options are on the table to acquire Greenland.

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What options does the White House consider for acquiring Greenland?

Lisa Brady 0:03
All options are always on the table. I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News. But the White House also says diplomacy is always President Trump's first choice and that the president and his national security team are discussing the possible purchase of Greenland.
Caroline Leavitt 0:16
The president has been very open and clear with all of you and with the world that he views it in the best interest of the United States to deter Russian and Chinese aggression in the Arctic region.
Lisa Brady 0:27
And

How is the U.S. addressing Russian and Chinese aggression in the Arctic?

Lisa Brady 0:27
During the first White House briefing since the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt also calls it premature to set a timetable for elections in Venezuela. Federal nutrition guidance gets an overhaul.
Robert Kennedy Jr. 0:40
The food pyramid seen in school cafeterias for decades has a makeover.
Unknown 0:45
It's upside down, a lot of you will say. But it was actually upside down before, and we just righted it.
Robert Kennedy Jr. 0:52
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. says the message is simple. Eat real food with an emphasis on fresh vegetables and whole grains.
Unknown 1:00
Highly processed foods loaded with additives, added sugar and excess salt damage health and should be avoided.
Robert Kennedy Jr. 1:07
The updated dietary guidelines provide a foundation for federal nutrition programs and policies, including SNAP benefits and meal options for school children.
Lisa Brady 1:16
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. The Trump administration also argues this will help reduce chronic disease and lower health care costs. A possible ICE-involved shooting reported in Minneapolis, where there are protests over ramped-up immigration enforcement operations.
Unknown 1:30
Details we know thus far is that the person who was shot is a woman. We don't really know much about her condition at this point. No agents have been harmed. There is some discussion that it was triggered by a ramming incident.
Lisa Brady 1:44
Fox's Mike Tobin in Minneapolis, the FBI investigating. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis just announcing he'll call a special session on drawing new congressional maps, joining a redistricting push around the country ahead of this year's midterms. America is listening to Fox News.
Ainsley Earhardt 2:00
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Unknown 2:05
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Lisa Brady 2:15
A Capitol Hill hearing on a fraud scandal in one state.
James Comer 2:19
House Oversight Committee Chair Republican James Comer saying Minnesota Democrat leaders have either been asleep at the wheel or complicit on potentially billions of dollars in fraud. The breadth and depth of this fraud is breathtaking. And I fear that this is just the tip of the iceberg. Top committee Democrat Rep. Robert Garcia, while acknowledging the fraud, railing against the Trump administration for temporarily stripping some funding to blue states amid ongoing fraud investigations, saying... If we cared about fraud, we'd be starting at the very top. To date, the Department of Justice has charged 98 defendants in Minnesota fraud, 85 of whom are of Somali descent, 64 who've been convicted. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.

What changes are being made to federal nutrition guidelines?

Lisa Brady 3:02
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and the State Attorney General are invited to testify at another fraud-related hearing in February. Walz accuses Republicans of weaponizing the issue. A college professor in Tennessee fired for a social media post related to the killing of Charlie Kirk is reinstated and awarded a settlement.
Eben Brown 3:19
Houston Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee, is giving performing arts professor Darren Michael his job back and paying him a half million dollar settlement for not following policy when firing him last year over a social media post. Some claim was insensitive to the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. The posting was of an article concerning Kirk's own comments about gun deaths in the Second Amendment. The posting was made with no further comment by Michael. The Post, however, caught the attention and drew the ire of Tennessee U.S.

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