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Lisa Brady
President Trump on Capitol Hill, Lisa Brady, FOX News, arriving less than an hour ago for a lunch meeting with Senate Republicans after scrapping a planned signing ceremony for a housing bill that passed Congress with broad support.
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Chad Pilgrim
They were going to do this at the Capitol. Then he was going to meet with these Senate Republicans. And the reason is that he said we have to pass the Save America act first. They don't seem to have the votes to do that. And that's going to be an issue of contention. Republicans are trying to campaign on affordability. Pulling back on the housing bill may undercut Fox's Chad Pilgrim on the Hill.
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Lisa Brady
The Senate has tried and failed to advance versions of the Save America Act, a voter ID bill. On his way into the meeting, the president telling reporters every election is important.
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President Trump
We're doing very well. They want a lot of communists to come in. I'm saying it a little bit differently,
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Lisa Brady
pointing to last night's primary wins for Democratic socialist candidates who ousted two House Democrats in New York primaries. New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani, who backed three winning candidates in all, says voters want a new kind of politics for focusing, he says, on American workers. Republicans criticize campaign priorities, including abolishing ice. A separate Trump push for election reform has been struck down by a federal judge in Boston ruling that an executive order requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote would violate the separation of powers. The same judge had issued a preliminary injunction last year after a challenge from Democrat led states. The president also telling reporters Iran is
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President Trump
making very big concessions. We'll see what happens. But it's been very, very, very powerful. It's going very, very well.
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Lisa Brady
He has a White House meeting today with the NATO secretary general while Secretary of State Rubio is in the Middle east meeting with allies. Some of them reportedly concerned the current deal is too soft on Iran.
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Marco Rubio
The president's been cleared. If we're going to get a deal, it has to be a real deal and it has to be a good deal.
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Lisa Brady
Otherwise, Rubio says President Trump has options. America is listening to FOX News.
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Lisa Brady
There's a federal settlement over the discharge of so called Forever Chemicals.
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Chris Foster
The Justice Department says chemical company Kmores will spend about $450 million on pollution control and relief programs and penalties to settle enforcement claims over the years long illegal discharge of synthetic forever chemicals in New Jersey, North Carolina and West Virginia. The settlement says Kamores, violated the federal Toxic Substances Control act of facilities in those states and violated the Clean Water act and state laws by discharging the chemicals known as pfas into the Delaware, Cape Fear and Ohio rivers. They're used to make products resistant to water, grease and stains, and studies link them to harmful health effects through exposure. Chris Foster, FOX News.
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Lisa Brady
More heat records are shattered in Europe with Paris topping 105 degrees, southern England approaching 100.
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Greg Palcott
The heat wave is exceptionally intense this early in the summer. It's already been compared to the August 2003 heat wave when high temperatures caused 15,000 deaths. The UK is also feeling the heat for the next two days, with some schools closed and rail lines affected. Air conditioning is much less used in Europe compared to the US and experts say Europe is the fastest warming continent in the world.
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Lisa Brady
Fox's Greg Palcott in London, A woman who went to the New York Knicks parade to celebrate the team's long awaited NBA championship is now out of a job after stealing an expensive souvenir.
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News Reporter
There was plenty of joy, tears and cheers for the players riding in the floats in front of well over a million people in the city's famed Canyon of Heroes. But one fan ended up with a pink slip from her employer, JPMorgan Chase, after emptying an orange and blue Knicks themed city garbage pail onto the sidewalk, then walking away with a pail itself. The New York Post says 40 year old Angie Baez was a DEI executive with JPMorgan Chase. Sources telling the paper the bank saw the video of the incident, which went viral, with a company spokesperson telling the Post the employee is no longer with the company.
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Lisa Brady
Fox CJ Papa stocks turning mid the S and P and the Nasdaq now in the red. I'm Lisa Brady, FOX News.
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