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An end to the autopen. I'm John Saucier, Fox News. President Trump announcing on Truth Social he's planning on canceling all executive orders or anything directly signed by former President Joe Biden due to the auto pen scandal. Fox's Dana Marie McNichols in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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He said, quote, any documents signed by sleepy Joe Biden with the auto pen, which was approximately 92% of them, is hereby terminated and have no further force or effect. He says the auto pen is not allowed to be used if approval is not specifically given by the president of the United States. He also says in that post, I am hereby canceling all executive orders and anything else that was not directly signed by crooked Joe Biden because the people who operated the auto pen did so illegally.
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Despite an auto pen controversy is a legal dispute driven by the president and other Republicans. It centered on the alleged use of an auto pen device to apply the former president's signature to official documents. Investigators searching for a motive in Wednesday's shooting in Washington, D.C. that left one West Virginia National Guard member dead, another critically injured. Here's Fox's Mark Meredith with more.
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Officials say this is an investigation which extends well beyond D.C. washington state where the suspect lived all the way across the globe to Afghanistan where the 29 year old is originally from. Prosecutors are still remaining tight lipped though about what may have motivated this suspect to allegedly drive cross country and carry out a deadly ambush. President Trump suggested last night the suspect had mental health issues. The New York Times says it spoke to a friend of the suspect who lives overseas and he too believes his friend had a mental health problem. Tributes continue to pour for the two victims of the attack, identified as 20 year old army Specialist Sarah Beckstrom who passed away overnight and US Air Force Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe who remains in critical condition.
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West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrissey confirming the state would still be sending more National Guard members to be deployed in D.C. america is listening to FOX News.
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The Trump administration is looking to crack down on benefits for people who are in the country illegally. Here's fox's Ryan Schmilz with more of.
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Washington Treasury Secretary Scott Bessen says the agency will issue proposed regulations clarifying that portions of income tax benefits are no longer available to illegal and other non qualified aliens. The secretary says the programs covered include the Earned Income Tax Credit, the Additional Child Tax Credit, the American Opportunity Tax Credit and the Savers Match Credit. The administration had campaigned on cutting off government benefits for those in the country illegally, but officials are taking more aggressive immigration related actions after the shooting of two National Guard members allegedly by an Afghan national in Washington. Ryan Schmell's Fox News as this holiday.
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Season officially gets underway, shoppers have already begun enduring the long lines for the best possible deals. It's actually projected to be one of the busiest shopping seasons ever. Fox Business Network's Caroline Elliott's in Atlanta.
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With more these people were outside in 30 degree weather for hours just to get those discounts. Some shoppers said that the chaos is all part of the tradition. Thanksgiving weekend is expected to break shopping records this year, starting off with a Black Friday. The National Retail federation says nearly 187 million people plan to shop between Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday, which is up from last year. And the retail group says this is the time of the year when shoppers actually pre to show up in person, just like the good old days.
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And it comes as rising prices and growing concerns about recent layoffs have left many Americans feeling insecure about their finances. President Trump saying today he'll be partying Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez, who in 2024 was convicted for drug trafficking and weapons charges, sentenced to 45 years in prison. The president explaining his decision on Truth Social saying, according to many people that I greatly respect, Hernandez was treated very harshly and unfairly. I'm John Saucier and this is Fox News. It will take 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 foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you download your favorite podcasts.