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A (0:02)
Coming to the aid of food stamp recipients. I'm Carmen Roberts, FOX News. Two federal judges issue rulings nearly simultaneously ordering the Trump administration to use contingency funds to keep food stamp assistance running during the government shutdown. Ahead of the ruling, Agriculture Secretary Brook Wallins told reporters it is a contingency.
B (0:22)
Fund that can only flow if the underlying appropriation is approved. And listen, even if it could flow, it doesn't even cover half of the month of November. So here we are again in two weeks having the exact same conversation.
A (0:36)
SNAP benefits are set to stop tomorrow, but the judges ordered at least partial funding for and for a progress report on Monday as reopening the government goes nowhere. Democrats say that health insurance costs are about to spike and they want Obamacare subsidies extended as part of the bill to end the shutdown. However, President Trump says the government must reopen first.
C (0:57)
It's their fault. Everything is their fault. It's so easily solved. You know, we have a number of Democrats that have already voted for this.
A (1:06)
There have not been enough votes to break the Senate filibuster on a stopgap spending bill. So that has not allowed the Republicans in the Senate to pass a funding bill and reopen the government. The president said earlier the Republican majority should play their trump card and go nuclear and scrap the the filibuster. And the FDA says drug makers have recalled more than half a million bottles of blood pressure medication prazosin hydrochloride over concerns it may include cancer causing chemicals. New Jersey based Teva Pharmaceuticals and a drug distributor issued that voluntary nationwide recall. America's listening to FOX news.
D (1:59)
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A (2:16)
The FBI says it thwarted what would have been a violent terrorist attack in Michigan.
E (2:21)
Several suspects are in custody right now in Michigan, though we don't have a final number. We're told that when the facts come out, we will hear the word isis. Over the next few days, we're told suspects will make an appearance in court, likely as early as Monday. The FBI director says the alleged plot involves people who were, quote, allegedly plotting a violent attack over Halloween weekend, end quote. Patel did not give any other substantial details on social media. But let's go through what we do know. The FBI made arrests in both Dearborn and Inkster, Michigan, related to this potential terrorist attack with international ties. We both mentioned the word isis. It's unclear who was arrested or how many.