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Jack Callaghan
Hunter becomes the hunted on Jack Callaghan FOX News. Former special counsel Jack Smith, who tried to prosecute then presidential candidate Donald Trump, now finds himself the object of a special counsel investigation.
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Chanley Painter
The Office of Special Counsel confirming it's opened an investigation of former special counsel Jack Smith. The probe will look into whether Smith violated the Hatch act during his criminal investigation into President Trump's handling of classified documents and alleged efforts to subvert the 2020. Trump pleaded not guilty in both cases that were dismissed following the 2024 election.
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Jack Callaghan
Fox's Chanley Painter the Senate is now in its August recess after working into the weekend to approve 13 of the president's nominees. President Trump looking to get 150 of them approved. Senator Chuck Schumer says Democrats will continue to block the nominations because the president is trying to bulldoze them through who is hurt the most when Republicans go at it alone, it's the American people back home. President posting on social media that Schumer demanded a $1 billion funding deal to approve a small number of nominees. Tomorrow marks one month since the president signed his so called one big beautiful spending and tax cut bill into law. On fox's My View with Lara Trump. Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz said the bill will give money to families and allow them to send their kids to the schools of their choice. There's going to be billions of dollars of new scholarships for K12 education all across this country and we're talking literally millions of kids, many of them low income, many African American, many Hispanic, trapped in failing schools are going to be able to get scholarships to get a great education. Democrats plan to make attacks on President Trump's bill a central part of their campaign strategy in the midterms and in the 2028 presidential election, arguing the bill costs too much funding to Medicaid and food stamps that many Americans rely on. Americans listen to Fox News.
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Deborah Valentine
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Jack Callaghan
A small earthquake rocked New Jersey and New York, Fox Deborah Valentine reports.
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CB Cotton
The U.S. geological Survey reports a quake measuring 3.0 on the Richter scale struck near Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, at at 10:18pm Eastern Time. The borough is about 13 miles west of Midtown Manhattan, where tremors were also felt. New Jersey residents reported feeling tremors for about 10 seconds. Residents in parts of Upper Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten island reported hearing a loud boom followed by tremors that lasted a few seconds. Last April, New Yorkers felt a rare 4.8 earthquake, which struck near Lebanon, New Jersey. Deborah Valentine, Fox News no injuries or.
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Jack Callaghan
Damages reported from that quake. Two people were hurt during a mob attack in Cincinnati last weekend. Now Fox's CB Cotton reports there's been another arrest made.
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Chanley Painter
Four out of six total suspects have now been arrested and made appearances in court. Dominic Kittle is now facing charges of misdemeanor assault and aggravated riot. He was given $150,000 bond. His arrest means there are still two remaining suspects wanted in connection to last Saturday's downtown brutal street. Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval came back early from his Canadian vacation to hold his first news conference since the media firestorm, and he remained defiant after facing tough criticism for not returning home sooner. The Democratic mayor said on Friday, people must reject racial division.
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Jack Callaghan
Police report that despite there being a crowd of about 100 people who saw the brawl, only one of them bothered to call 911. Egypt State Affiliated TV says two fuel trucks carrying about 107 tons of diesel are set to enter the Gaza Strip today. Gaza's health ministry, which is controlled by Hamas, says fuel shortages are hindering hospitals operations. I'm Jack Callahan and this is Fox News. It's the Will Kane Show. Watch it live at noon Eastern Monday through Thursday on foxnews.com or on the Fox News YouTube channel. And don't miss a show. Get the podcast five days a week at foxnewspodcast.com or wherever you download your favorite podcasts.