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An appeal. On Capitol Hill, Melissa Brady, FOX News. Senate Majority Leader John Thune urging Democrats to join Republicans supporting a short term spending bill already passed by the House that would end a government shutdown.
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Democrats have shut down the government because they refused to accept a clean, nonpartisan bill.
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Boone says it's driven by politics and opposition to the president.
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And when their far left base demanded a showdown with the president, Democrats fell in line. And now it's the American people who are suffering the consequences.
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Well, Democrats say they're fighting for the American people and want talks on health care funding, including Obamacare subsidies set to expire. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer just urging President Trump to press the House speaker for negotiations. National Guard troops from Texas are heading for Chicago. Illinois's Democratic governor J.B. pritzker calls it part of a Trump invasion that he.
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Says people don't want when it comes to public safety. They want civilian law enforcement when they need them and jobs and after school programs for kids in the neighborhoods. They do not want Donald Trump to occupy their communities.
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President Trump says the troops are needed to help protect federal agents and facilities. There's already a lawsuit over this in Illinois. This is Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling defends the response to violent protests, including car rammings against ICE agents over the weekend, denying that officers were told to stand down.
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The chief of patrol would never tell someone to stand down when any fellow law enforcement agent is in trouble.
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Matt Snelling also tells reporters the chief referenced in call logs may not have had all of the information at the time. A mixed finish on Wall Street. The Dow down 63 at the bell, but new highs for the S and P and the nasdaq. America is listening to FOX News.
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The judge overseeing the Maryland deportation case of Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia denies the government's request for a delay after.
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An immigration judge last week denied Kilmar Abrego Garcia's bid for asylum. U.S. district Judge Paula Zinnis has denied the DOJ's request delay deportation proceedings for the Salvadoran national while the government is shut down. Zinnis saying in part that she feels duty bound to continue the case given its importance. The illegal immigrant and accused Ms. 13 gang member was deported back to El Salvador in March and later returned to the US to face criminal human trafficking charges in Tennessee, where a judge in that case is also ordering a hearing in Abrego Garcia's bid to show that that case is retaliatory.
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Jeff Monasto, Fox News Lawyers also questioning current efforts to deport him to an African country instead of accepting an offer of refugee status in Costa Rica. The US Supreme Court opens its new term by rejecting more than 800 pending appeals, including a challenge from Ghislaine Maxwell in prison for helping the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. A big deal in artificial intelligence artificial.
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Intelligence giant OpenAI and chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices will collaborate AI data centers that will run on AMD processors. A challenge to industry chipmaker Nvidia. The two companies didn't disclose the plan's expected overall cost, though AMD chief Lisa Su says the deal will result in tens of billions of dollars in new revenue for the company over the next five years. Nvidia is the dominant supplier for AI chips. AMD's processors are currently used for traditional data center gaming and in personal computers.
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Fox's Jenny Costola recapp stocks The Dow drops 63 points, but the S&P up 24. The Nasdaq also with a record close up 161. Elisa Brady, Fox News.