The Fox News Rundown

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The Fox News Rundown episodes

  • The Real Cost Of President Biden’s Infrastructure Plan
    President Biden unveiled his $2.25-trillion spending proposal last week to address America's infrastructure, transportation and climate change. The President's plan would raise the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28% to help pay for the proposed bill. The plan will also roll back part of former President Trump's 2017 tax cuts. Republicans and now some Democrats including Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) are criticizing the bill. Moody Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi and former Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore weigh in on President Biden's bill and how it will impact America.
    When the Georgia legislature passed new voting laws last month, President Biden said he supported the idea of Major League Baseball pulling the All-Star Game out of Atlanta this summer. A day later that's exactly what happened. Commissioner Rob Manfred gave the reason that MLB supports voting rights for all Americans and opposes restrictions at the ballot box.  Fox Business Correspondent, Edward Lawrence discusses Georgia's new voting laws and how other Georgia based companies are reacting.
    Plus, commentary by New York Post columnist Karol Markowicz.

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    34 min
  • Evening Edition: Coup Attempt In The Kingdom Of Jordan
    A coup attempt in the Kingdom of Jordan over the weekend results in twenty arrests including King Abdullah's half-brother and former Crown Prince Hamzah bin Hussein. Also, the Ethiopian government is denying accusations of war crimes in the Tigray region despite videos showing soldiers killing unarmed men. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, Senior FOX Field Producer, about these and other stories developing around the world. 

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    17 min
  • What Does Five GOP Senators Retiring Mean For The Republican Party?
    There is still one more year before the 2022 U.S. Senate elections, but there are candidates that are eyeing future openings, as five Republican incumbents have announced they will not be running in the next Senate race. Fox News National Political Reporter, Paul Steinhauser discusses what this means for the future of the Republican Party and what this will do in their hopes of gaining control.
    U.S. church membership has been declining throughout the years, but a recent Gallup poll shows that it has dropped below 50-percent for the first time in eight decades. Theologian and Fox News contributor Jonathan Morris weighs in on the decreasing church attendance, the reasons behind it and the coronavirus pandemic testing people's faith.
    Plus, commentary by Fox News contributor Joe Concha.

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    30 min
  • Fox News Rundown Extra: Rep. Henry Cuellar On Infrastructure And The Southern Border
    This week, President Biden unveiled his $2.25-trillion infrastructure plan in Pittsburgh. The plan hopes to address manufacturing, transportation, renewable energy and climate change.
    Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) joined the Fox News Rundown earlier this week to weigh in on what he would like to see in an ideal infrastructure plan. He explains why thinks fossil fuels are not the enemy and why attacks on the oil and gas industry are wrong.
    Rep. Cuellar is also a border congressman in Texas and he discusses the southern border crisis and whether or not former President Trump's "Remain in Mexico" policy should be re-implemented, if he agrees that President Biden and the Democrats' messaging is encouraging undocumented immigrants to travel to the U.S. He also shares how having a brother as a border sheriff shapes his views on legal and illegal immigration. 

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    24 min
  • Fox News Rundown Extra: Rep. Darrell Issa On Big Tech vs. Republicans
    This week we learned the San Diego Board of Education is sending its teachers to provide in-person learning to migrant teenagers who have crossed the border and are currently being sheltered at the San Diego Convention Center. Meanwhile, local parents in the district are frustrated that their own children continue to learn remotely from home. Students in the San Diego Unified School District are expected to transition to a hybrid model of in-person and remote learning starting April. 12th.
    Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), whose district is in San Diego, joined the Fox News Rundown earlier this week to weigh in on this and why he thinks it's a double standard that teachers are being asked to offer safe in-person instruction to unaccompanied minors but it's not safe enough for U.S. students to return to the classroom full-time.
    Plus, what you didn't hear on the first interview is Congressman Issa's conversation with host Jessica Rosenthal on Big Tech and Section 230. He explains why Big Tech is "at war" with Republicans, why Republicans are calling for the end of Section 230 and if he thinks Congress will finally come together and pass legislation on Big Tech.

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    25 min
  • Evening Edition: Jobs Report Beats Expectations But Concerns Remain
    The U.S. Labor Department reports there were over nine hundred thousand jobs added and the unemployment dropped to six percent in March. While there was a surge in the leisure and hospitality sector, other areas of business are still struggling. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Chris Markowski, the 'Watchdog on Wall Street' radio host, about what today's report shows about our economy.

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    14 min
  • Biden Banking On Taxing The Wealthy To Pay For Infrastructure Plan
    President Biden and members of his cabinet are promoting his infrastructure spending plan. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is supporting it while Republicans in Congress like Louisiana Senator John Kennedy argues it is climate change and welfare spending.  Chris Wallace, Host of Fox News Sunday discusses the money President Biden wants to spend, the administration's handling of the border and confusion about what is safe after getting both coronavirus vaccine shots.
    NASA this year successfully landed its fifth rover on Mars, the Perseverance, confirming it touched down safely on the red planet's surface. Perseverance is the most technologically advanced robot NASA has sent to date and it aims to remain there for two years to explore the planet's surface. Astrophysicist, and director of New York's Hayden Planetarium, Neil deGrasse Tyson weighs in on the latest Mars mission, how it important it is and if NASA plans to return to the moon next.
    Plus, commentary by Dr. Robert Jeffress, Fox News contributor and pastor of the Dallas First Baptist Church.

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    33 min
  • What’s Behind the Standstill in US-Iran Nuclear Talks?
    The United States in February offered to rejoin nuclear talks with Iran who declined leaving the idea of new negotiations in limbo. Iran says the U.S. needs to drop sanctions imposed by the previous administration before talks can commence. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Raz Zimmt, Iran expert at the Institute for National Security Studies, about obstacles facing renegotiating of a nuclear deal.            

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    13 min
  • Bumpy Roads Ahead For President Biden On Infrastructure And The Border
    President Biden unveiled his $2.25-trillion infrastructure plan in Pittsburgh on Wednesday. The plan hopes to address manufacturing, transportation, renewable energy and climate change. Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) weighs in on what he would like to see in an infrastructure plan. The Congressman also discusses the southern border crisis, if he agrees that President Biden and the Democrats' messaging is encouraging undocumented immigrants to travel to the U.S. and the importance of  listening to border patrol agents and border communities.
    Last year's Major League Baseball season was one of many things interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. It started months late, with an abbreviated 60 game season instead of the usual 162, and with no fans in the stands. Fast forward a year later, and this year's season starts today, on time, with all 30 teams taking the field. Bally Sports Southwest TV analyst for the Texas Rangers and former relief pitcher, CJ Nitkowski discusses the upcoming season and what it's like to have fans back in the stadium.
    Plus, commentary by conservative commentator Kristin Tate.

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    29 min
  • Evening Edition: Artificial Intelligence's Increasing Impact On Businesses
    Navigating the pandemic has been hard on all businesses and some of them have turned to artificial intelligence to tackle those issues. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Joel Hyatt, the co-founder and CEO of Globality, about companies using more AI to communicate with each other and streamline their own operations.  

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    15 min

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