President Trump travels to Austin, Texas to tour the Apple manufacturing plant and meet with Apple CEO Tim Cook. This takes place amid Sondland’s testimony before the House Intel Committee in the impeachment probe.
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William Taylor, George Kent and Marie Yovanovitch testified in front of the House Intelligence Committee; House Minority Whip Steve Scalise joins Chris Wallace on ‘Fox News Sunday’ to discuss.
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Connecticut Congressman Jim Himes, a top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, joins Chris Wallace on ‘Fox News Sunday.’
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In this exciting episode of SHMUZIK we take a look at the life of a talented musician. Ever wonder what the wedding/concert life is like for these talented musicians day in and day out. Some of them have performed with world-renowned stars of the secular market, others have played with the Israeli philharmonic, some have even played on Broadway, others in bands for the Army. Tune in Monday, November 11 at 8:30 PM for a candid conversation with three of the biggest musicians in the industry; Danny Flamm of New York Brass Co., woodwinds expert Mark Fineberg and drummer extraordinaire Gal Gershovsky.

The president signed an executive order to end DACA in 2017, as he believes it gives the president ‘extraordinary powers’.
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Prime Minster Binyamin Netanyahu has offered New Right leader Naftali Bennett a high-ranking place on the Likud list if new elections are held, the Walla news website reported.
Netanyahu met with Bennett and offered him the safe seat as well as a ministerial position and a spot on the Security Cabinet.
Bennett rejected the proposal, as it did not include any other MKs in his party, and was conditional on further elections being held.
Read more at Arutz Sheva.
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Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, Republican member of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, joins Bret Baier on ‘Special Report.’
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Reaction and analysis from New York Rep. Peter King.
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Former Trump 2016 campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and podcast host Chirs Hahn react.
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A controversy that began last summer, pitting community library-event planners in a New Jersey suburb and various Palestinian sympathizers against a Jewish community, is now moving into the legal arena.
The almost 20-year-old Central Jersey Jewish Public Affairs Committee (CJJPAC)—a pro-Israel advocacy organization headed by Dr. Marc Hanfling and Marc Kalton, in concert with Zachor Legal Institute, an anti-BDS legal think tank—is launching action against both the borough of Highland Park, N,J., and its library. The suit will center on the library’s planned book reading of P Is for Palestine, an alphabet book written for young children by Golbarg Bashi, a professor of Middle East Studies.