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Daria Albinger
Nigeria, you're on notice. I'm Daria Albinger, Fox News. President Trump has a warning about a possible attack on Islamic terrorists in an African nation.
Fox News Reporter
President Trump said he's asked the Department of War to prepare for possible military action in Nigeria if the Nigerian government continues to allow the killing of Christians. He posted on Truth Social, quote, the USA will immediately stop all aid and assistance to Nigeria and may very well go into that now disgraced country. Guns, a blazon to completely wipe out the Islamic terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities, end quote. The Nigerian government has vowed to keep fighting violent extremism, saying they will defend all citizens irrespective of race, greed or religion.
Daria Albinger
Jill NATO, FOX NEWS Funding for SNAP benefits ran out today as a government shutdown enters the second month. But two federal judges say it must be funded for fox's Alexandria Hoff says that leaves the White House with some questions.
Alexandria Hoff
SNAP recipients who are logging into the state apps are reporting a new message saying that they will receive their benefits this month but that the deposits will be delayed. NRG Stadium in Houston hosting a food distribution event to help fill the gap as many really are not sure what they're going to be doing moving forward if this funding does not come through. But a federal judge ruled that filling the gap is the Trump administration's job and that emergency SNAP reserves have to be used to do so. President Trump saying his administration is seeking clarification from the courts. But the president does maintain all of this could be avoided if Senate Democrats would approve the same clean funding bill that the House had already passed.
Daria Albinger
Democrats say they won't pass a continuing resolution to fund the government unless Republicans are serious about extending tax credits on the Affordable Care Act. America's listening to FOX News. Nearly home.
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Daria Albinger
The government shutdown is a major issue for New Yorkers when it comes to the race.
Zoran Mamdani
If such an agency existed today, Donald Trump would pilfer its coffers to facilitate a tax cut, just as he has done these past months to snap to Medicare, to Medicaid, to any program that dares to uplift the poor rather than comfort the wealthy.
Daria Albinger
Democratic socialist Zoran Mamdani, one of the three men who want to lead the nation's largest city. Mamdani will need to beat former governor Andrew Cuomo, who's running as an independent, and Republican Curtis Sliwa.
Curtis Sliwa
These two individuals that I'm running against, Zorron and Cuomo, don't want to talk about local issues. They want to fly over. They want to talk about issues that are not relative to being mayor of the city of New York.
Daria Albinger
Incumbent Eric Adams dropped out of the race in late September. There were two gubernatorial races that are getting nationwide attention this year. One's in Virginia, the other's in New Jersey. Fox's Rich Edson is there.
Fox News Correspondent
Energy has been a major issue. Republican Jack Citarelli is up against Democratic former congresswom Mikey Sherrill. Sherrill is campaigning in North Jersey, setting high expectations for a race the polls have shown is a tight one.
Curtis Sliwa
She says she's going to declare a state of emergency on day one to freeze energy rates. Why would we freeze them at an all time high?
Fox News Correspondent
Ciattorelli has campaigned on increases in energy costs under a Democratic administration there.
Daria Albinger
The election is three days away. A White House official has confirmed President Trump will host a face to face meeting with Syrian President Ahmad al Shararrard. The November 10th visit will be the first for a president from the Arab republic. Al Shirah is expected to officially sign an agreement to join the U. S led coalition against isis. I'm Daria Albinger. This is Fox News.
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Host: Daria Albinger, FOX News Podcasts
Date: November 2, 2025
This fast-paced newscast covers major breaking political and international events, with a particular focus on U.S. policy abroad, the ongoing government shutdown’s effects on social programs, and key election updates from New York and New Jersey. The episode provides key statements from political leaders and highlights the emerging stakes in both domestic and foreign policy arenas.
President Trump (Truth Social):
“The USA will immediately stop all aid and assistance to Nigeria and may very well go into that now disgraced country. Guns, a blazon to completely wipe out the Islamic terrorists…"
Alexandria Hoff on SNAP benefits:
“They will receive their benefits this month but that the deposits will be delayed.”
Zoran Mamdani:
“Donald Trump would pilfer its coffers ... just as he has done these past months to snap to Medicare, to Medicaid, to any program that dares to uplift the poor rather than comfort the wealthy.”
Curtis Sliwa:
“They want to talk about issues that are not relative to being mayor of the city of New York.”
Jack Ciattarelli on energy policy:
“Why would we freeze them at an all time high?”
This episode delivers urgent updates on significant U.S. foreign policy moves, the continued fallout from the federal shutdown, and the high-stakes political contests in New York and New Jersey. The language remains direct and urgent, mirroring both the gravity of international developments and the heated rhetoric of electoral politics as crucial events unfold across the nation.