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Trump Gunman’s 12-Hour Hideout, IDF Readies for Hezbollah, & Putin Expands Russian Army
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September 17, 2024
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0:46Now PlayingIn this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
• We kick off with a chilling update on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. New details reveal that the accused gunman, Ryan Wesley Routh, hid in his sniper’s nest for nearly 12 hours before being spotted by the Secret Service.
• Next, we head to Israel, where the Israeli Defense Forces have been ordered to prepare for a potential military campaign in Lebanon. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant warns that the window for a diplomatic solution with Hezbollah is rapidly closing.
• As the war in Ukraine grinds on, Russian President Vladimir Putin is ramping up military forces, ordering an additional 180,000 troops to bring Russia’s army to 1.5 million strong.
• In today's Back of the Brief: some tragic news from the IDF as they admit that three hostages were accidentally killed during an airstrike targeting Hamas commanders.
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