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Lisa Licera (0:03)
An executive order on election integrity. I'm Lisa Licera, Fox News. I believe it's foolproof and maybe it'll
Fox News Reporter (0:11)
be tested, maybe it won't.
Lisa Licera (0:12)
I think it's very obvious what's said. President Trump signing a measure directing the creation of a national eligible voter list. He says it will secure mail in ballots. The plan would be for states to get a barcode from the US Postal Service and that would go on envelopes. The Constitution calls for states to be in charge of elections, so the order is likely to face legal challenges. A federal judge has ordered work to stop on President Trump's ballroom addition at the White House.
Fox News Announcer (0:38)
A federal judge in Washington says the president is the steward of the White House and not the owner. Judge Richard Leon writes in his ruling, even if the project is funded with private donations, Congress has not given President Trump the authority to construct an East Wing ballroom project. The National Trust for Historic Preservation filed the lawsuit. Construction is well underway and the East Wing demolished. The judge says he is delaying his ruling for 14 days for logistical issues and to allow for an appeal. The Justice Department has already signaled it will appeal.
Lisa Licera (1:11)
Fox's Jarrett Halpern the White House. The president writing on Truth Social that he's being sued for a project that's under budget, ahead of schedule and of no cost to the taxpayer. A third aircraft carrier reportedly heading to the Middle East. The Wall street journal reporting the USS George H.W. bush on its way to assist in the military action against Iran. As Secretary of War Pete Hexthe says deployment of ground troops remains an opt adversary right now, thinks there are 15 different ways we could come at them with boots on the ground. And guess what? There are. So if we needed to, we could execute those options on behalf of the president, United States and this department. And Hegseth says it would be wise for Iran to make a deal. America is listening to Fox News.
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