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John Saucier (0:02)
Tragedy on Thanksgiving. I'm John Saucier and this is a FOX News alert. One of the two National Guard members allegedly shot by an afghan national in D.C. yesterday has now died. Fox's Carmen Roberts with more U.S. army.
Carmen Roberts (0:15)
Specialist Sarah Beckstrom of Summersville, West Virginia. One of the two National Guard members savagely attacked in Washington, D.C. died on Thanksgiving Day. President Trump confirmed the news.
President Trump (0:27)
One of the guardsmen that we're talking about, highly respected, young, magnificent person, started service in June of 2023. Outstanding in every way. She's just passed away.
Carmen Roberts (0:41)
The president says he Learned of the 20 year old's death just before he was to speak to members of the military at Mar a Lago. He added the second service member wounded in the attack, 24 year old Andrew Wolf, is still fighting for his life. Carmen Roberts, Fox News President Trump says.
John Saucier (0:58)
The 29 year old male suspect who he called a monster is also in serious condition. The Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth spending Thanksgiving in the Caribbean with American troops. In a video posted on X, Secretary Hegseth also acknowledging the two National Guard officers who were shot in Washington, D.C. yesterday, says he's praying for them.
Pete Hegseth (1:17)
Yeah, we're prayerful, but we're also increasing our resolve just like they are, that we will keep the Capitol safe and secure the American people.
John Saucier (1:25)
The United States has expanded its military presence in the Caribbean to try and curb drug trafficking amid growing tensions with Venezuela. The military has carried out 21 known strikes against alleged drug boats, killing at least 83 people. Those strikes have been condemned by the UN and officials from multiple other countries have called them a violation of international law. And a pretty cold Thanksgiving in the Great Lakes region. Lake effect snow ban dumping several inches of snow, most of the accumulations in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. One location in Wisconsin reporting 33 inches of snow. America is listening to FOX News.
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