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Another day without a deal in place. CJ Papa, FOX NEWS Democrats are playing the long game using the bounce from election victories in very blue areas in New York City, New Jersey and Virginia. That means the shutdown rolls into day 37. August. Ryan Schmells has more in the squabble.
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From Capitol Hill, the longest government shutdown in history drags on.
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I can't hear you because we have someone who doesn't respect the rights of.
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Their fellow Democratic Congresswoman. Chrissy Houlihan interrupted Speaker Johnson's daily press confere, arguing he should make an effort to meet with Democratic leadership. Bipartisan talks are currently taking place among rank and file senators on a plan to end the shutdown. President Trump is encouraging Republicans to end the Senate filibuster to reopen the government. But Majority Leader John Thune says the votes aren't there to make that happen. On Capitol Hill, RYAN schmelz, FOX NEWS.
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You just may need that extra bag to carry your patience if you're about to fly. And what could be the not so Friendly skies?
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The FAA says starting Friday it will reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 high volume airports to reduce pressure on air traffic controllers who are working without pay.
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And our heart, you know, goes out to those who will have flights disrupted. But again, they want to make sure that the FAA team and their DOT team, when they fly, they are going to make it to their destination safely because we've done our work.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
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But this is going to go beyond commercial airspace. It's going to include restrictions on space launches.
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FAA Administrator Brian Bedford says officials are working with airlines and stressing flying continues to be absolutely safe. Kristin Goodwin, FOX News.
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Hundreds of flight delays around the nation already this morning. That from FlightAware.com and the results of the shareholder vote on Elon Musk trillion dollar pay package are to be released today. America's listening to FOX News.
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A group of small business owners went to court challenging the power coming from the Oval Office concerning tariffs. Boxer Shannon Bream has more on the arguments in front of the U.S. supreme Court.
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The central question the justices focused on was whether these tariffs by the president were actually taxes and then whether that power is reserved to Congress alone. Now Justice Sotomayor was among the skeptics of this argument that these reciprocal tariffs on nearly every country could be viewed as anything else. Well, the emergency powers statute the president has relied on never uses the word tariff and no president has ever used the statute to levy them. Nearly every justice across the spectrum had tough questions for the government, suggesting it may be an uphill battle for the White House to get to the five votes it needs to win.
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Now, the fallout from the rousing victory for Democratic Socialist Zoramundani in New York City. President Trump at the American Business Forum.
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In Miami, a choice between communism and common sense. Does that make sense to you? Common sense? It's common sense or communism.
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Fox Douglas Ader in Washington.
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Here is President Trump yesterday talking to Bret Baier.
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You see his victory speech literally never worked. Yeah, I thought it was a very angry speech, certainly angry to and I think he should be very nice to me. You know, I'm the one that sort of has to approve a lot of things coming to him.
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And Mamdani in turn is clear about taking his fight to the president.
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This is a president who ran a campaign on the promise of cheaper groceries and now, as was said by one of our co chairs, has gone so far as to cut SNAP benefits.
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Mamdani's win also exposes a growing divide for Democrats, moderates who position themselves to run in swing states and far left progressives who see all of the energy coming from their side.
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That is fox's Douglasator reporting this morning. Israeli authorities confirming today the remains of a hostage returned from Gaza are that of a student from Tanzania killed in the October 7, 2023 terror attack by Hamas. I'm CJ Papa and this is FOX News.