The Megyn Kelly Show Five Shot at Army Base, Potential Trump-Putin Meeting, Windmill Project Scrapped: AM Update 8/7
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Aug 7, 2025 A shooting incident at an Army base in Georgia left five soldiers injured, raising serious concerns about safety. President Trump is considering a meeting with Putin, amidst ongoing tensions with Ukraine. In a bold move to promote public health, the administration is approving bans on junk food from SNAP benefits. Meanwhile, a controversial wind farm project in Idaho has been scrapped, drawing cheers from locals worried about their land and livelihoods.
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Fort Stewart Shooting Incident
- An active-duty soldier opened fire on fellow soldiers at Fort Stewart, injuring five before being subdued by others.
- The shooter used a personal handgun and is in custody with motives still under investigation.
Trump-Putin-Zelensky Meeting Plans
- President Trump aims to meet Putin potentially next week, followed by a meeting with Zelensky.
- Talks show cautious optimism but no breakthrough yet, with pressure on Kremlin for ceasefire.
SNAP Junk Food Ban Expansion
- States received waivers to ban soda, candy, and junk food from SNAP benefits starting 2026.
- This aims to combat chronic disease by encouraging healthier food purchases for low-income families.