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Dave Anthony
President Trump. Trump could sign the Epstein files resolution as soon as today. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX news. This isn't a Democrat. It isn't a Republican issue. This is an American integrity issue of bringing to light what it was a massive cover up. That's what GOP Congressman Ralph Norman just told FOX the morning after the House approved the resolution compelling the Justice Department to release files from the investigation into the late Jeffrey Epstein's underage girl sex trafficking. Now this morning, it goes to the Senate, which already approved it by unanimous conspir. Democratic leader Chuck Schumer says we have.
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Chuck Schumer
To make sure that the whole all of the documents are released, that there are no games that we know there's.
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Dave Anthony
A corrupt Justice Department. Now the president says he'll sign it after initially opposing the resolution as a hoax, adding he had nothing to do with Epstein. But some Democrats did. They lived together. They went to his island many times. I never did. The president said that sitting next to the Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman designating Saudi Arabia as a major non NATO approving a Saudi purchase of American fighter jets. And today the two will meet with business leaders, with the Saudis planning to invest as much as a trillion dollars into the US Hours before Ukraine's president went to Turkey trying to build more support to stop Russia's war, a deadly Russian barrage of drones and missiles that's in Kharkiv. In another city, apartment buildings were hit, killing at least 19 people, 66 others injured. Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott plans to take his state's congressional redistricting aimed at giving the GOP more seats in the House to the Supreme Court, calling a decision by a panel judges to block it absurd. Fox's Aisha Hosny reports.
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Kristen Goodwin
Judge Jeffrey Brown, who actually was nominated by President Trump, authored this decision and said that the new maps would harm black and Hispanic voters. The Texas redrawing set off a nationwide redistricting battle with California passing a ballot measure to give Democrats more seats.
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Dave Anthony
Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom posted on X that President Trump and Governor Abbott played with fire and got burned. America's listening to FOX News. Will Kane country watch it live at noon Eastern Monday through Thursday@fox news.com or on the Fox News YouTube channel. And don't miss the show. Listen and follow the podcast five days a week at Fox newspodcasts.com or wherever you download your favorite podcasts. Another city will soon get a federal illegal immigration crackdown, according to planning documents.
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Kristen Goodwin
Obtained by the Associated Press and three people familiar with the operation. The Department of Homeland Security is expected to deploy 250 federal border agents to New Orleans on or around December 1st. Reportedly dubbed Swamp Sweep, agents are expected to remain in the city for two months, aiming to arrest roughly 5,000 people across southeast Louisiana and into Mississippi.
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Dave Anthony
That's FOX's Kristen Goodwin. This is Border Patrol agents continue going after those here illegally with criminal records in an operation in Charlotte, North Carolina, where Fox's Madison Scarpino reports.
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Madison Scarpino
DHS says that it has already arrested more than 200 illegal immigrants. And there is also a lot of pushback towards this immigration crackdown. A Latino bakery here in Charlotte is temporarily closing, and that's because the owner says that ICE is targeting its customers. And we know that other businesses have closed as well. The school System here says 21,000 kids have been absent since this immigration crackdown. And the mayor says that people aren't showing up to their jobs, particularly in the housekeeping and construction industry.
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Dave Anthony
A big win in court for Facebook's.
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Chuck Schumer
Parent company Meta platforms prevailing in a historic Federal Trade Commission case that could have forced the social media giant to restructure or spin off Instagram and WhatsApp. A US district judge ruling that Meta does not hold a monopoly in social networking. The decision follows two separate rulings that branded Google an illegal monopoly in both search and online advertising. The case is part of a larger antitrust crackdown on big tech in the US In September, a federal judge refused to break up Google for monopolizing the online search and advertising market. Hilary Barski, FOX NEWS On Wall street.
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Dave Anthony
Stock futures are on the rise morning after another big sell off. The Dow in the last couple of days drop more than a thousand points. I'm Dave Anthony and this is FOX News.