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The president wraps up his UK Visit. I'm Sue Guzman. FOX News. And President Trump ending his visit to the United Kingdom, meeting today with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and continue to criticize the Kremlin as the war in Ukraine drags on. Fox's Ryan Schmelz.
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The leaders of both the US And UK Are united in wanting an end to the war in Ukraine. President Trump sounding off on Russian President Putin.
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He's let me down.
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He's really let me down.
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President Trump says he's disappointed other countries are still buying oil from Russia and argues if the price of oil comes down, Putin is going to drop out. Congress is weighing legislation to put new sanctions on Russia, like slapping significant tariffs on countries that purchase Russian energy. In Washington, Ryan Schmells, FOX News.
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Starmer is on board with sanctions against Putin.
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We have to put extra pressure on Putin, and it's only when the president has put pressure on Putin that he's actually shown any inclination to move. So we have to ramp that pressure up. I think it's important to have this conversation in the context of what's happened in recent weeks.
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Meantime, the president says there's one point where he and Starmer disagree, first of all, is Palestine.
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We thought that was going to be a point where the two sides were going to clash because Keir Starmer, the prime minister, is planning on recognizing the state of Palestine perhaps next week. And in fact, Peter Doocy asked him why he was waiting until the end of the state visit before doing so, and he just replied that it was planned that way beforehand. But President Trump was quite clear about where he stands. He said, this is the one place that we have disagreements on. And he kept referring back to October 7th and how it was the worst day in the history of humanity, that the hostages must be released now, not piecemeal. Prime Minister Keir Starmer countering that by saying he was recognizing the state of Palestine to try and force Israel to get more aid into Gaza.
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Fox's Benjamin Hall. @ the end of the trip, the president's helicopter had to make an unscheduled landing because of a minor hydraulic issue. Nobody injured. America's listening to FOX News.
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Prosecutors in Pennsylvania giving an update on the deadly shooting of three police officers. Fox's Jeff Manasso with the story.
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York County Prosecutor Tim Barker says initial findings are that 24 year old Matthew J. Ruth was stalking his ex girlfriend earlier this week. On Wednesday, armed with a warrant, York county police showed up to Ruth's residence where they came under a barrage of gunfire.
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Detective sergeant Cody Becker, Detective Mark Baker and Detective Isaiah Ehman Heiser were all killed.
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Two other officers in critical condition. The suspect killed and returned fire. All actions by law enforcement deemed justified and necessary and our law enforcement will.
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Always be there to protect and serve.
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You, the FBI, ATF and Pennsylvania State Police on scene and assisting. Jeff Manasso, Fox News House Oversight Committee.
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Takes up the issue of D.C. statehood amid the National Guard deployment to the nation's capital. Fox's Jessica Rosenthal reports.
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The mayor of D.C. and others insisted crime was on a downward trajectory already before the Guard was deployed. Former White House director of the Office of Gun Violence prevention, Gregory Jackson Jr. Claimed citizens feel harassed by the extra law enforcement presence.
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This deployment of federal troops that's essentially making us feel hostage in our own homes is not the federal support we need.
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Ohio Republican Representative Jim Jordan questioned if crime had really declined much before the deployment.
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The head of the Fraternal Order of Police, Mr. Pemberton, said, when our members respond to the scene of a felony offense, inevitably there will be a lieutenant or a captain that will show up on the scene and direct those members to take a report for a lesser offense. Are you guys cooking the books?
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The chairman of The Council of D.C. answered, no, they were not. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
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U.S. army helicopter has crashed in Washington state. Crew have been on a training mission out of joint base Lewis McChord. It's unclear how many people are aboard that craft. The base is about 10 miles south of Tacoma. I'm Sue Guzman.
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Host: Sue Guzman
Date: September 19, 2025
Source: FOX News Radio
This episode covers top national and international news stories as of midnight (ET) on September 19, 2025. The broadcast highlights President Trump’s conclusion of his UK visit, focusing on US-UK relations and Ukraine, the ongoing Israel-Palestine debate, updates on the tragic police shooting in Pennsylvania, discussions concerning D.C. statehood and crime in the nation’s capital, and a military helicopter incident in Washington state.
President Trump concludes his UK visit, meeting Prime Minister Keir Starmer and reaffirming solidarity with the UK in pressuring Russia amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Trump continues to criticize Russian President Vladimir Putin and countries still purchasing oil from Russia.
"He's let me down." – President Trump, on Vladimir Putin [00:26]
Economic Tools:
Trump argues that lowering oil prices could undercut Putin’s war efforts.
Congress is considering new sanctions, including steep tariffs on nations buying Russian energy.
Starmer fully supports increasing pressure on Russia:
"We have to put extra pressure on Putin, and it's only when the president has put pressure on Putin that he's actually shown any inclination to move." – PM Keir Starmer (via Fox’s Ryan Schmelz) [00:52]
A significant divergence emerges between Trump and Starmer on the issue of Palestinian statehood:
"We thought that was going to be a point where the two sides were going to clash because Keir Starmer, the prime minister, is planning on recognizing the state of Palestine perhaps next week." – Fox’s Benjamin Hall [01:13]
Prime Minister Starmer plans to officially recognize Palestinian statehood soon, intended to leverage Israel into allowing more humanitarian aid into Gaza.
President Trump is firmly opposed, referencing the October 7 attacks and urging immediate release of hostages:
"[Trump] kept referring back to October 7th and how it was the worst day in the history of humanity, that the hostages must be released now, not piecemeal." – Benjamin Hall [01:39]
Starmer responds that Palestine recognition aims to encourage Israeli cooperation on aid.
Three police officers killed (Detective Sergeant Cody Becker, Detective Mark Baker, Detective Isaiah Ehman Heiser) during an attempted arrest of a 24-year-old suspect, Matthew J. Ruth, who was reportedly stalking his ex-girlfriend.
Two other officers were critically injured; the suspect was killed during the exchange.
"All actions by law enforcement deemed justified and necessary and our law enforcement will always be there to protect and serve you." – York County Prosecutor Tim Barker (via Jeff Manasso) [03:58]
Multiple agencies, including the FBI and ATF, are involved in the investigation.
Issue: The House Oversight Committee debates D.C. statehood in the context of recent National Guard deployment due to crime concerns.
D.C.'s mayor and some residents argue crime was already declining pre-deployment, but some citizens feel harassed by the federal law enforcement presence.
"This deployment of federal troops that's essentially making us feel hostage in our own homes is not the federal support we need." – Gregory Jackson Jr., former White House Director of Gun Violence Prevention [04:29]
Congressional Skepticism: Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) questions whether city officials are downplaying real crime statistics:
"Are you guys cooking the books?" – Rep. Jim Jordan, addressing D.C. officials [04:55]
The chairman of the D.C. council denies any data manipulation.
This episode delivers a concise update on foreign policy, domestic tragedies, and political debates shaping the national conversation as of September 19, 2025.