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Live from MPR News, I'm Jail Snyder, President Trump delivered Wednesday nigh...

note address and his Republican midterm convention in Dallas, delivering a dark forecast

every publicans fail to retain control of Congress after the midterm elections.

If we lose you're going to lose your border, you're going to lose your tax cuts, you're going to lose your safety and security, you're going to lose your wealth, our country is going through hell, you will be going through hell, just like you did just two years ago. Trump offered a cash payment to every adult citizen if the Republican Party maintains control of Congress after the election, but he did not provide details about where that

money would come from or the legality of such a payment. Earlier in the evening, Democratic Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman raised eyebrows appearing at the convention in a short video shot in his home state here's impairs Tamra Keith. The video was an introduction for Pennsylvania's Republican Senator Dave McCormick, with whom Fetterman has grown quite close.

It was filmed in Pennsylvania with Fetterman wearing his trademark black hoodie. "Right back over my shoulder, that's the iconic U.S. steel mill, and that's exactly the kind of thing that will work together and will work with President Trump to fight and defend

the steel way of life right here in the steel valley."

That was as close as he got to praising Trump. In the short video, Fetterman mentioned that he's a Democrat multiple times, while also saying he rejects extremes and socialism. Tamra Keith and PR News Dallas. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on a swing through three Latin American countries whose leaders

are more in line with the Trump administration and they're all taking a militarized approach to break up drug gangs as impairs Michelle Kelliman reports. After visits with the presidents of Columbia and Ecuador, Secretary Rubio says he's glad to see right-wing government ready to join the U.S. fighting against those who he calls "Narco Terrorists."

Otherwise, those groups, those terrorist groups, will eat these countries up. They will become stronger than the governments in these countries. They will run over these countries, so I'm glad we have leaders in the region that are willing to be strong and take these groups on. He breast-off concerns that fishermen have been killed in some of the U.S. boat strikes.

He says the U.S. is going after drug traffickers, not fishermen, and will continue to quote "blow up ships now working with countries in the region. Michelle Kelliman and PR News with the Secretary in Lima, Peru." U.S. military has carried out another attack on a boat in the Caribbean. U.S. other commands says three people were killed Wednesday and a strike on a vessel

that it says was operating along a established Narco trafficking routes. And you're listening to NPR News. Rhode Island Democratic Governor Dan McKee, promising to ensure a smooth transition, he delivered a concession speech Wednesday night in Providence after losing his primary to former

CBS executive Helena Fokes, ending his bid for a second full term, he is the first governor

in eight years to lose a primary. Colorado, a second excavation at Ziegler Reservoir, will happen next summer, as been public-worthy as Reagan Merch reports on the site recognizes the richest high-altitude ICJ ecosystem ever discovered. In 2010, a construction crew uncovered a mammoth task, while digging to expand the Ziegler

Reservoir and Stomach Village. The Denver Museum went on to uncover more than 35,000 animal bones, representing 85,000 years of history. Sarah Stooky Sanchez of Stomach Tourism says archaeologists hoped to discover more fossils, and conduct new research to provide context for the plants, insects, and animals discovered

over a decade ago.

"Who knows how many areas of things we're going to find out there?

It's going to be pretty major."

Researchers from the first day will return to console on the second one.

For NPR News, I'm Reagan Merch's, an Asping Colorado. "And to U.S. Open 10 is tournament, American Coco Golf through to the semi-finals. Gaupery covered from a slow start to win her quarter final match Wednesday, and will next play new women's world #1 laying over Bokkena. In the men's draw #1 seed Alexander's Fair of Straight Set victory wins tonight, puts

him in the final four of every grand-slan tournament to season his semi-finals set Friday against Karen Hachonov. "I'm trial Snyder, NPR News." This week on sources and methods behind closed doors at the highest levels of the intelligence community on 9/11.

"We said you can go if we have to die, we have to die." And how that day is still shaping global events. "Defocult decisions were made." "We have short-change totally our soft power. Listen now to a special episode of sources and methods the National Security Podcast for

MNPR.

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