Transcript
A (0:02)
Venezuela is nervous. I'm Kevin Uretzky, FOX News. Tensions between the US And Venezuela are ramping up even further. Fox's Madeleine Rivera in Washington with the latest.
B (0:13)
US Southern Command struck another alleged drug boat in the eastern Pacific yesterday, marking at least the 30th strike since September 2nd. U.S. officials say two men were killed. The U.S. has conducted most of its operation in international waters, from targeting boats that they say are carrying drugs to seizing oil tankers. But it appears the US has conducted the first known land strike in Venezuela. The president giving more details about something he first mentioned last week in a radio interview, saying they hit a facility where ships come from. The president did not say whether the strike was conducted by the military or the CIA.
A (0:49)
More than 100 people have reportedly been killed since those strikes on the boats began in September. Federal authorities have arrested a Texas man who investigators say gave money and bomb components to undercover agents thinking he was supporting isis. Fox's Brooke Taylor has more.
C (1:05)
This investigation started back in October when an undercover NYPD officer flagged a social media account belonging to John Michael Garza Jr. The account followed several pro ISIS pages and commented on ISIS posts. The undercover officer started talking with Garza who described himself as a 21 year old Mexican American living in Texas. Over the course of two months, Garza sent ISIS media releases to the undercover agent including videos of suicide bombings and instructional bomb making videos.
A (1:39)
He's now charged with an international terrorism offense. And a derailed CSX train leaked a flammable chemical and sparked a fire in Southern Kentucky this morning, prompting authorities to issue a shelter and place order that was later lifted. No injuries were reported. America is listening to FOX News.
D (2:00)
Hello, I'm Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of.
E (2:04)
Jesus, a listening experience that will provide hope, comfort and understanding of the greatest story ever told. Listen and follow now@foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you listen to podcasts.
A (2:16)
A former close ally of President Trump has some scathing criticism of him now. Fox's Ryan Schmelz with the details.
F (2:23)
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene says loyalty to President Trump is a one way street and it ends like that whenever it suits him. The Georgia Republican who's retiring in January in an interview with the New York Times criticizing the commander in chief, claiming he does not have any faith in alleging there's a Mar a lago sexualization of women in the MAGA movement. The White House firing back, saying the once loyal congresswoman is, quote, quitting on her constituents in the middle of her term and abandoning the consequential fight we're in. We don't have time for petty bitterness. In Washington, Ryan Schmells, FOX NEWS we're.
