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Washington Today (10-17-24): Israel confirms Hamas leader Sinwar is killed in battle in Gaza
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48:20Now PlayingIsrael confirms Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, mastermind of October 7th deadly attack on Israel, has been killed by an Israeli military operation in Gaza. Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu calls it 'important moment in the war'. President Biden says it is 'time for this war to end'. We will also hear from Vice President Kamala Harris, Democratic Presidential nominee.
An independent panel investigating the first attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania concludes, 'The Secret Service as an agency requires fundamental reform to carry out its mission' and 'Without that reform… another Butler can and will happen again'. We will talk about it with Associated Press Homeland Security Reporter Rebecca Santana. (19)
Donald Trump, Republican presidential nominee, is asked about his plan for heavy tariffs on imports, including cars, in an interview with podcaster Patrick Bet-David. Donald Trump calls the word 'tariff the 'most beautiful word in the dictionary'.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen tells the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City, 'Sweeping, untargeted tariffs would raise prices for American families and make our businesses less competitive.'
President Joe Biden celebrates a student loan cancellation program for public workers giving relief now to more than 1 million Americans.
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva says the 'global wave of inflation is in retreat', but she says do not celebrate yet because high prices, war, and debt may mean the future is not so bright.
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