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Russian towards the peace deal. I'm John Saucier, FOX News. Progress being made towards this deal that might end the war between Russia and Ukraine. U.S. officials and envoys from Kyiv meeting in Geneva, Switzerland. President Trump had plenty to say about it today.
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Steve Witkoff is going over maybe with Jared. I'm not sure about Jared going, but he's involved in the process, smart guy. And they're going to be meeting with President Putin, I believe next week in Moscow.
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Jared being the president's son in law. Jared Kushner Foxes Mark Meredith at the.
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White House seen the European allies also very engaged on these peace talks. But there are still questions about what a deal is eventually going to look like. And President Trump says he does not plan to sit down one on one with President Zelensky this holiday weekend. There was the possibility of that happening now that is on hold. Overnight, the Russians carried out new airstrikes on Ukraine's capital. The latest death count at seven people so far. The attack not appearing to impact where the US Stands on the current views of these talks. Ukraine's leader had wanted to sit down with the president as soon as possible, including over the holiday. But as Trump says, he's going to have his army secretary handle Ukraine for the moment.
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The initial proposal from the White House drew heavy criticism for being skewed towards Russian demands. The plan called for Ukraine to hand over land to Russia and to downsite its army. While President Trump is denying published reports that he's weighing whether to replace FBI Director Cash Patel, the president says Patel is doing a good job. And a top critic of President Trump filing a lawsuit against the administration.
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Congressman Eric Swalwell accusing the Trump administration's Federal Housing Finance Agency director of misusing private mortgage records against the California Democrat and other critics of the administration. Swalwell filing a lawsuit against Director Bill Pulte, who referred the congressman to the Justice Department for possible prosecution on mortgage fraud charges. Swalwell is seeking a court order to have the criminal referral withdrawn and is seeking damages that aren't specified.
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And that's fox's Ryan Schmelz. America is listening to FOX News.
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Democrats are investing in a congressional race in Tennessee, trying to flip the district. FOX Zaishahosny reports from Washington.
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We're talking about state Rep. Afton Bain here. She is running to replace former House Homeland Security Chair Mark Greene in Tennessee's 7th congressional district. It covers parts of Nashville. But a lot of her past remarks have come back to haunt her. Democrats have been pouring big money and manpower into this nominee, and former VP Kamala Harris and DNC Chair Ken Martin have been stumping for her in recent weeks. Republicans should have this race locked in because Trump carried this district by 22 points last fall. But special elections are super unpredictable.
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Waddle and gobble, living to see another day. These are a couple of turkeys from North Carolina that President Trump granted clemency to today. Before that, however, the president claimed former President Biden did not actually issue the pardons and executive orders that he signed.
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He used an auto penny last year for the turkeys pardon. So I have the official duty to determine and I have determined that last year's turkey pardons are totally invalid.
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The president and Republicans in Congress have not produced any evidence to indicate that former President Biden's executive actions were illegitimate. And the former president himself repeatedly has denied that allegation. Winter weather set to hit portions of the United States just in time for Thanksgiving. FOX Brothers Ian Oliver has the latest forecast.
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Thanksgiving Day looks pretty good. Everything else, not so much. We've seen blizzard conditions today, northeastern parts of South Dakota. The snow, the rain, snow line creeping down to the south and east, encroaching on the Twin Cities. There is a winter storm warning in effect all the way through Friday morning.
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So travel could be a little bit treacherous and there's a lot of people who are doing it. Experts forecast over 81 million people will be traveling by plane, train and and car this week. So if you're one of them, please take extra caution. And happy holidays. I'm John Saucier and this is Fox News.
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