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Daria Albinger (0:02)
Just social media post. I'm Daria Albinger, Fox News. Democrats are not happy about one of President Trump's most recent posts directed at the leaders of Chicago after he said he was sending in the National Guard to fight crime and illegal immigration. Fox's Mike Tobin Is there a lot.
Mike Tobin (0:18)
Of familiar faces in this protest? Because it was a group of 11 different protest groups that have gathered around the city from time to time and they came together under the umbrella of the Coalition against the Trump Agenda. So they protested everything across the board, but really focused in on the president's agenda when they were speaking. Now the flames were fanned by this post that was put up by the president on Truth Social calling Chicago shypocalypse channeling Robert Duvall from the movie Apocalypse now and said Chicago about to find out why it's called the Department of War.
Daria Albinger (0:51)
Chicago officials say the troops are not wanted nor are they needed. The president says he's ready for the second stage of sanctioning Russia. And after Moscow launched its largest air attack on Ukraine since the war began, Ukrainian officials say at least four people died. Israel is moving ahead with the takeover of Gaza City after intercepting a missile attack from the Houthis.
Greg Palkot (1:12)
IDF forces knocking down three drones fired by Houthi rebels in Yemen. But one managed to get through, hitting an Israeli airport near the southern city of Alat, shutting down operations, causing some damage, injuring two people. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed the invasion of Gaza City, a stronghold for Hamas, is moving forward. High rise buildings are being toppled. Evacuation notices posted. 100,000 residents have fled south. More protests demanding the release of the hostages. It is feared the new military action will endanger those alive. A new proposal from the Trump administration in part would see all the hostages released in exchange for release of Palestinian prisoners.
Daria Albinger (1:54)
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