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Paul Stevens (0:02)
A suspect in court. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. The suspect charged with planting a pair of pipe bombs in Washington, D.C. years ago was in court Friday.
Ainsley Earhart (0:12)
Ryan Cole Jr. Is accused of planting pipe bombs outside the Republican and Democratic national party headquarters in 2021 and remains behind bars after being arrested Thursday where apparently he has made multiple statements to police. Fox News Digital reporting this quote, the accused DC Pipe bomber has been speaking with investigators for admitting he planted the devices and expressing doubts about the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, a source close to the investigation tells Fox News. In surveillance footage released by the FBI, the suspect is seen placing two explosive devices by the buildings in D.C. just hours before the January 6th U.S. capitol riot. The devices did not detonate.
Paul Stevens (0:52)
Fox's Chanley Painter. No word, though, on a specific look into a motive. President Trump heading to Pennsylvania Mr. Trump said to address key issues like inflation and the economy.
Jackie Heinrich (1:04)
A key part of the president's affordability messaging tour is basically reminding people of how bad things were under Biden, from rising inflation to shrinking purchasing power. And he will have to turn some attitudes around because the latest Fox polls show 76% of people view the economy negatively. That is 6 points higher than when Biden left office and the Democrats are pouncing on those numbers, Axios writes. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told top lawmakers this week to adopt a laser focus on the affordability crisis, his chosen attack plan for the 2026 midterms.
Paul Stevens (1:39)
Fox's Jackie Heinrich of the White House. The U.S. supreme Court says it will hear an expedited appeal of President Trump's case, looking to end birthright citizenship through an executive order. It'll likely be scheduled now for oral arguments next spring and decided by the end of next June. America is listening to FOX News.
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Paul Stevens (2:32)
