I'm Shannon Breen. Military action in the Middle East shows no signs of letting up as U.S. and Israeli forces pummel Iran, and President Trump honors those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice.

As fallen service members from Operation Epic Fury make their final return home,

the Pentagon praises the progress being made on the battlefield.

Our forces are executing with unmatched skill, and the mission is advancing decisively.

Here at home, gas prices spike and stocks drop on Wall Street.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright weighs in on what the

administration is doing to stabilize the markets, and Congress rejects the war powers resolution

that could have put the brakes on the military action. Article 1 of the Constitution explicitly

provides Congress with the sole authority to declare war.

There is nothing ambiguous.

The war powers resolution failed.

That is the right result.

We are not at war.

We have no intention of being at war.

We'll talk with Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chair Mark Warner,

one of the gang of eight getting those classified briefings.

Then fallout after President Trump fires his first cabinet secretary of his second term,

just days after contentious hearings on Capitol Hill.

The president approved ahead of time you spending $220 million running TV ads across the country in which you are featured prominently.

Yes, sir. We went through the legal processes. Did it correct? We worked with OMB. Yes.

We'll get GOP Senator John Kennedy's reaction as the partial government shutdown over funding DHS

grinds on. Plus mid midterm shakeups. In Texas, incumbent Senator John

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