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Chris DiMaio (0:03)
Kirk's accused assassin in court. I'm Chris DiMaio. Fox News. The man accused of assassinating conservative political activist and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk appearing in court in person for the first time on Thursday, Judge Tony.
Chinley Painter (0:17)
Graff addressed concerns from Charlie Kirk's widow Erica and the media about secrecy surrounding the court proceedings. There were complaints from Tyler Robinson's defense team about cameras showing him in shackles and the judge did rule that was a violation of decorum rules. He ordered the cameras to be relocated but did not outright ban them from the courtroom. Another issue the judge is considering is whether or not transcripts from a previous closed hearing in October will be released. That issue led to the court to go into a two hour closed session. The issue of cameras during the trial will be taken up in February.
Chris DiMaio (0:53)
That's Fox's Chinley Painter. President Trump signing what he says is a common sense executive order Thursday to create a single federal approvals process for artificial intelligence blocking state level regulations. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant there's no use.
Gernall Scott (1:09)
In having a golden dome if China's AI can get around it. There's no use in spending all this money on defense. And the US Will remain the leader in this under President Trump's leadership.
Chris DiMaio (1:21)
Democrats and Republicans in Congress have spoken out against the Trump AI proposal and the White House aizar promises the administration won't block all state regulations like those for child safety. A 6.7 magnitude quake hits northeast Japan. No word on damage or injuries. A tsunami advisory has been lifted. Stocks soaring on Thursday. The Dow and S&P 500 finishing to record closes. The Dow finishing up 646 points. The S&P 500 topping 6900 for the first time. But the Nasdaq dropped 60 points. America's listening to Fox News.
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