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I'm Dave Anthony. Fox News. After three days of big losses, a rebound. The Dow is up more than 1,300 points after plunging over 4,000 on worries about new U.S. tariffs on most imports. Now, some countries are reciprocating, but top White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett just told Fox many countries want to make tariff deals. Right now, we're managing a massive number of requests for negotiations. It's actually logistically quite challenging just to go through them. It's something that I've been
Spending a lot of the time this morning doing... President Trump posted on Truth Social a short time ago. He had a good call with South Korea's acting president, working on what he calls a potentially great deal. He also wrote, China wants to make a deal, but they don't know how to get it started, as he threatens an additional 50% tariff on Chinese goods if they don't cancel retaliatory tariffs on American exports. China will fight to the end, according to the country's Commerce Ministry, warning that if the U.S. imposes even more tariffs on Chinese goods, Beijing has nothing.
countermeasures up its sleeve. It's also described as groundless. President Trump's claim that his tariffs are reciprocal. Fox's Jonathan Savage. Congress is monitoring all this closely in this hour. Jameson Greer will appear before the Senate Finance Committee amid economic uncertainty related to President Trump's tariffs. One of the senators set to grill the president's U.S. trade representative is Iowa's Chuck Grassley.
one of the Republicans who signed on to legislation to require tariffs be approved by Congress. Fox's Ryan Schmelz, the Trump administration celebrating a Supreme Court ruling lifting a judge's order that it blocked more deportation flights under the Alien Enemies Act. That judge, James Boasberg, has just canceled a hearing as the Justice Department urges him to dismiss the case altogether. Attorney General Pam Bondi tells Fox... These are enemies of our state, of our country, and they should be deported. Those being removed will be allowed a legal challenge.
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All right, back to Wall Street. It's not just the Dow surging nearly 1,400 points right now in that rebound from a massive tariff sell-off. The Nasdaq is gaining 648. That's more than 4%. The S&P 500 adding 187. Oil also on the rise. It's back over 61 bucks a barrel after dropping to a four-year low. Gasoline down a penny this morning. AAA's national average for regular is at $3.24 a gallon. We mentioned deportation flights earlier.
Well, migrants who entered the U.S. in the Biden surge of illegal immigration under a mobile app are now being told they have to leave the country. More than 900 people were permitted to remain in the U.S. after crossing the border and using the now defunct CBP1 app provided by the Biden-era Department of Homeland Security.
The app allowed them to digitally register and remain in the U.S. as an immigration parolee who had rights to work. The Trump administration did away with the app shortly after taking office, offering instead a new app allowing for the out-processing of migrants who are leaving. This is Fox's Evan Brown, now to Gator Country, Gainesville, Florida.
That was last night celebrating a national championship after Florida won the men's college basketball title. The Florida Gators defeated Houston 65-63 Monday night, rallying from a 12-point second-half deficit for the program's third overall national championship and first since 2007. The Cougars had the ball in the final seconds with a chance to win, but Houston was unable to get a shot on the basket. Gators star Walter Clayton Jr., who averaged just under 25 points in the first five games of the NCAA tournament, was held in check.
but came on when it mattered most. Clayton scored 11 points, all of which came in the second half and was named the Final Four's Most Outstanding Player. And as Fox's Joe Morgan, Florida fans will get to greet the team when they fly back this afternoon. I'm Dave Anthony and this is Fox News. Hey everyone, this is Lauren Green, host of the Lighthouse Faith Podcast. I recently sat down with Charles Payne to talk about his new special, A Matter of Faith.
You want to kind of do the right thing as much as possible and help everyone as much as possible. But there are certain rules when it comes to the stock market. You have to be profitable a certain period of time. You have to do this and you have to do that. And there are other things out of their control. So it's easier as a private company than a publicly traded company. Look over Lighthouse Faith on your favorite podcast platform or just ask Alexa to play Lighthouse Faith Podcast.