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Carmen Roberts
A suspect's stunning confession. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. The man accused of planting bombs outside the RNC and DNC headquarters in Washington, D.C. the night before the 2021 Capitol riot had a lot to say to investigators. Fox's CB Cotton has more. The day after Brian Cole Jr. Made.
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CB Cotton
His first court appearance, sources have revealed that Cole admitted to planting the bombs, voiced support for President Trump and expressed doubts about the results of the 2020 election. A notable detail because both devices were planted on January 5, 2021, just one day before the Capitol riot and certification of Joe Biden's victory next month will mark five years since those pipe bombs were placed outside the DNC and RNC headquarters. Investigators said a fresh look at the original evidence tied Cole's cell phone to the area around both party headquarters the night of the crime. We're also told credit card receipts show show Cole purchased bomb making materials. Law enforcement experts say they're confident more charges are coming.
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Carmen Roberts
Federal agents target illegal immigrants in another city, this time New Orleans. And Fox's Garrett Tenney is there.
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Garrett Tenney
DHS says they have already made several dozen arrests, including multiple individuals with violent criminal histories. Like we've seen in other cities, though, protesters are starting to show up. And in response yesterday, New Orleans Mayor elect and other local officials sent a letter to Border Patrol Commander Greg Bevino with a list of demands, including that the feds report exactly who it is that they're taking into custody and arresting.
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Carmen Roberts
And Russia launches a significant missile and drone attack on Ukraine, coinciding with ongoing US Mediated peace talks. US And Ukrainian negotiators have made some progress, but agree real progress depends on Russia's commitment to peace. America's listening to Fox News.
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Carmen Roberts
A mass shooting today near the capital of South Africa leaves at least 11 dead, including three children and 14 people injured. Police say that at least three gunmen opened fire at a bar inside a hostel in Saulsville Township and that multiple shooters were involved. The victims include three children, ages 312 and 16. President Trump wins an unusual peace prize. It came from FIFA.
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Jared Halpern
As the soccer world gathered at the Kennedy center for the World cup draw. Setting the schedule for next year's tournament, FIFA President Gianni Infantino presented the first ever FIFA peace Prize to President Trump.
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Carmen Roberts
For your action, for what you have obtained in your way, but you obtained it in an incredible way.
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Jared Halpern
Infantino credited the president for ending conflicts in the Middle east and Africa. President Trump called the award one of the greatest honors of his life. FIFA's president says next year's World cup, hosted by the U.S. mexico and Canada, will be a unifying event for the world. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
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Carmen Roberts
The Small Business Administration launches a probe into alleged fraud in the state of Minnesota regarding a network of Somali groups receiving improper Covid loans. SBA administrator Kelly Loeffler tells Fox News.
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CB Cotton
The fraud is well known because the Minnesota Legislature Independent Oversight Committee called it out. Years ago. Governor Waltz looked the other way because he was benefiting his constituency and now it's on the backs of hard working taxpayers to pay it.
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Carmen Roberts
And the governor of Minnesota denies that allegation. Police in London arrest four protesters after they allegedly splattered food on a display case of the priceless diamond encrusted crown at the Tower of London. Said he temporarily closed the display today after the protest by members of a group called Take Back Power. The jewels were not harmed. Stunt one of many target crosses, treasures and artworks to draw attention to.
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Carmen Roberts
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