The Fox News Rundown

Drones have been becoming one of the more popular military weapons used by countries both large and small. From Iraq using drone warfare against the terrorist group ISIS to Azerbaijan using it against Armenia, the scope and use of the machines are both praised and condemned. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Seth Frantzman, journalist and author of a book called 'Drone Wars', about the increasing number of countries all over the world using drones in a military and non-military capacity.  

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Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is set to be sentenced today for the murder of George Floyd. Chauvin was found guilty in April for second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. The death of George Floyd last summer sparked protests across the U.S. demanding police reform and ending systemic racism. The debate continues to shift today on how we reform police departments across the country as crime in major cities continues to rise. Bill Bratton is a former police commissioner of Boston, New York and Los Angeles and author of a new book "The Profession." He joins today and weighs in on the debate about the future of policing.

On Monday June 21st, the Supreme Court passed down a unanimous decision, ruling that the NCAA cannot limit the amount of education-related monetary benefits colleges could offer recruited athletes. As of right now student athletes cannot be paid. However in his decision, Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote he has serious questions about NCAA restrictions on player compensation and NCAA President Mark Emmert has implored schools to pass reforms to allow student athletes to make money off their name and image. Founder of Outkick.com and Fox News Sports Contributor Clay Travis joins to explain what this court case means for the future of college sports, the issues that could arise from universities compensating student athletes and he addresses the NFL's Carl Nassib news and MLB's sticky substance crackdown.

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Plus, commentary by FOX News contributor Joe Concha.

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A new COVID-19 mutation known as the 'Delta' variant, first detected in India, has now spread to eighty countries including the United States. Though it has not been determined if the 'Delta' variant makes you sicker it does spread quicker and is estimated to account for more than twenty percent of all new infections in the United States over the recent weeks. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Marty Makary, of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and author of 'The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care and How To Fix It', about the concerns of the variant and what he suggests should be done to combat it.

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President Biden has unveiled his plan to address the rise in violent crime across the U.S. Some points he discussed Wednesday included arresting rogue firearms dealers, helping  former prisoners reenter society and expand employment opportunities for young people. Former businessman Glenn Youngkin is running for Governor of Virginia as the GOP nominee. Youngkin joins today's "Rundown" to weigh in on crime, why it's not a Republican or Democrat issue but a "community safety issue" and he explains why investing in law enforcement is a requirement.

President Biden is set to meet with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani this week amid increased violence in the region following the planned removal of U.S. troops. While the President has already begun removing forces from Afghanistan, there is cause for concern as Taliban fighters continue to take control of key districts in Afghanistan following the U.S. troop removal from the region. Congressman Brian Mast (R-FL) and Afghanistan war veteran joins to discuss the right way the U.S. should be executing its troops removal from Afghanistan, the importance of ensuring the Taliban is not emboldened by the move and he explains why he believes there must be a replacement for the 2002 Authorization of Use of Military Force Against Iraq before repealing it completely.

Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tammy Bruce.

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At last week's Geneva summit, both President Biden and Russian leader Vladimir Putin expressed their willingness to have a better relationship. But, with issues including cyber-security, disagreements with NATO and human rights, it will take time to see the real impact of the meeting. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with retired General Wesley Clark, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe of NATO, who says the summit was a good start but there is still a lot more to be done with our relationship with Russia.  

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The Biden administration has been facing a continuing crisis at the southern border since entering the White House in January and it doesn't seem to be slowing down soon. FOX News Correspondent Bill Melugin is at the border in Texas and tells us what he's seen on the ground and what border patrol agents and law enforcement are saying. Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts (R) also joins today's "Rundown" to explain why he sent state troopers to assist Texas at the border and why he thinks it's important for President Biden and Vice President to visit the border in-person.

American work life has been constantly changing as a result of the pandemic. While we await the next jobs reports, the May report showed a distinct slowdown in hiring in the U.S. as many businesses struggle to find employees. For many in the labor force, the big change was a transition to work from home. However the new question is whether remote work is here to stay. Senior Industry Analyst at Bankrate.com and Creditcards.com Ted Rossman joins to break down the winners and losers of the remote work trend, the financial impact on young people who transition to remote work and what businesses and employees will take away from the experience.

Plus, commentary by Rachel Campos-Duffy, co-host of "FOX & Friends Weekend" and co-host of From the Kitchen Table

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Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, spoke Tuesday about a weekend raid on the Apple Daily newsroom that ended in multiple arrests of journalists saying it was not an attack on press freedom. Still, journalists are now leaving the city out of fear of being randomly arrested under the guise of a 'security law' put into place last year that outlaws any dissent against Beijing. Meanwhile, Apple Daily's assets have been frozen by China effectively causing the news outlet to be on the path to shutting down. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dean Cheng, Senior Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, about the newsroom raid's impact on on press freedoms there and why he says it is another obvious move by China to control Hong Kong.  

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Despite it being months since the January 6th attack on the Capitol, the political disagreement in Congress over the need to form a commission to investigate the event continues to cause a divide between lawmakers. Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger of Illinois has been an outspoken critic of "conspiracy theories" floated by colleagues in the GOP and recently challenged House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to "assert some influence" over the Republican party. Rep. Adam Kinzinger joins to discuss his recent critique of his own party, why he believes there is a need for a special commission to investigate the Capitol riot, why he is confident ahead of the primary challenges he'll face, and Iran's new hardline president and the consequences the U.S. will face from pulling out of Afghanistan.

Crime is up in several cities across the U.S. After more than a year since the "defund the police" movement started , many city leaders who initially took money away from policing are now allocating money back to  departments including New York City, Los Angeles, Baltimore and Oakland. Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute Rafael Mangual and District Attorney in Orange County, CA Todd Spitzer weighs in on why violent crime is on the rise.

Plus, commentary by Dr. Robert Jeffress, Fox News contributor and pastor of the Dallas First Baptist Church.

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Hundreds of Hong Kong Police officers raided the 'Apple Daily' newsroom over the weekend arresting executives and editors accusing them of colluding with foreign enemies to undermine the government in Beijing. Also, India may be recovering from a deadly surge in COVID-19 cases but the country now faces another health crisis with a deadly fungal infection called the 'Black Fungus'. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior FOX Field Producer, about these stories and others developing around the world. 

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Last week, following over 300 reported cases of heart inflammation in young people following their COVID-19 vaccinations, CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky declared the agency will meet this week to review these cases. Dr. Walensky explained these cases are rare but she still would like to convene researchers to discuss the evidence linking the COVID vaccine and myocarditis in young people. Professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Fox News Medical Contributor Dr. Marty Makary joins to discuss concerns about the Delta variant of the coronavirus, his concerns about the connection between the dosage of the COVID vaccine and heart inflammation, the new paperback edition of his book, "The Price We Pay" and its lessons that can be applied to today's health care problems.

FEMA is getting ready for what is expected to be an active hurricane season according to NOAA. FEMA has already been stretched thin this year because of COVID-19, wildfires, and the migrant surge at the southern border. FEMA Acting Associate Administrator, David Bibo explains how FEMA is preparing for the 2021 season and the steps Americans can take now to be ready.

Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tomi Lahren.

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