The Fox News Rundown

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  • Fox News Rundown Extra: Why A Former NFL Star Says Players Should Stand For The Anthem
    President Trump earlier this week signed an executive order intended incentive police departments to reform some of their use of force policies. The President used the signing ceremony to also highlight some of thing his administration has done to help the African American community.  
    Scott Turner is the Executive Director of the White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council and he joined Fox New Rundown host Jessica Rosenthal earlier this week to discuss the President's executive order and other actions the White House has taken to address the concerns of black Americans.
    The conversation with Turner was very long and went far beyond the issue of police reform. He also discussed other issues race-related  issues currently being debated across the country including improving education and economic opportunities.
    Turner, a former professional football player, also weighed in on the controversial issue of athletes kneeling during the national anthem and the President's firm stance against it. 
    We only included a small portion of our conversation with Scott Turner in our original segment. You can now hear all of it on today's Fox News Rundown Extra. 

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    31 min
  • Fox News Rundown Extra: Sen. Tim Scott And Rep. Shelia Jackson Lee Discuss Race In America
    After weeks of pressure from protestors angered by the death of George Floyd, Congress has begun the first steps of passing legislation to address their demands for change.
    However, despite the consensus that action must be taken, Senate Republicans and House Democrats are expected to clash over the issue and some of the details.
    This week on the Fox News Rundown, host Dave Anthony spoke to two key lawmakers about how their respective parties could possibly reach a bipartisan deal. 
    South Carolina Republican Sen. Tim Scott and Texas Democrat Rep. Shelia Jackson Lee both shared the types of reforms they would like to see passed. They also weighed in on the death of George Floyd, recent high profile incidents of alleged police abuse and the issue of race in America. 
    Our interviews with the Senator and Congresswoman were too long and we could only include a portion of them in our original segments.  
    On the Fox News Rundown Extra you will hear the entire conversations with Sen. Scott and Rep. Jackson Lee. Besides the issue of police reform, both lawmakers did weigh in on other issues facing the country and you will now get a chance to hear everything they had to say to us. 

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    41 min
  • Global Pandemic: A Rise In Cases Looks To Be Second Wave In Palestinian Territories
    The Palestinian Minister of Health has announced that a second wave of the Coronavirus has hit the Palestinian territories. This deeply concerns Israel as tens of thousands of Palestinian workers cross the reopened border between the West Bank and Israel every day. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Dr. Ibrahim Hazboun, Fox News Field Producer, about concerns over whether or not the Palestinian health care system can handle it and a spread to neighboring countries.

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    16 min
  • Bolton Book Rocks D.C.
    Everyone is talking about Former National Security Adviser John Bolton's new book about President Trump. Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman Jr. served as ambassador to Russia under the Trump administration and he joins the 'Rundown' to react to some of the book's allegations. Huntsman also discusses his recent Covid-19 diagnosis, why he has decided to run for the Governor of Utah again after two ambassadorships, and what's like running a campaign during the coronavirus.
    Today marks Juneteenth - when we commemorate the end of slavery in the United States. Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee discusses why she thinks this year's remembrance takes on added meaning as protesters across the country continue to demand racial justice and police reform. The Texas Democrat also weighs in on the U.S. Supreme Court's rulings on gay rights and DACA.
    Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.
    Plus, commentary by former White House speechwriter Marc Thiessen.

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    35 min
  • Global Pandemic: China Back to 'Wartime Mode' After Coronavirus Outbreak in Capital
    After 56 days of no new coronavirus cases, China is now facing a new outbreak linked to a wholesale food market. Strict lockdowns are back in place and there is also Chinese military action in the region amid growing tensions with India. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dean Cheng, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, on how China is handling this second wave of coronavirus.  

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    18 min
  • Police Reform Gains Political Traction
    President Trump signed an executive order on police reform this week after weeks of protests following the death of George Floyd. While supporters say it's a good first step, critics say it doesn't do enough. Former NFL player and executive director of the White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council, Scott Turner and FOX News Contributor Richard Fowler weigh in.
    Florida is seeing more coronavirus cases and the virus will still be around when the Republican National Convention comes to Jacksonville in August. Some locals have raised concerns the event and the crowds it will attract could put them in danger. Jacksonville mayor Lenny Curry discusses how his city is preparing for the convention and what they're doing to address the rising number of Covid cases they have seen since they began reopening.
    Plus, commentary by Guy Benson, host of "The Guy Benson Show"

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    27 min
  • Global Pandemic: Covid-19 Puts Hundreds of Millions at Risk of Starvation
    The coronavirus pandemic is exacerbating the dire poverty and hunger situation in many countries across the world. Aid workers are putting themselves at risk to carry out food delivery missions, all while facing a disruption in food supply chains. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Tjada McKenna, the COO of CARE, on what her organization is doing to help hundreds of millions of people at risk of starvation amid the coronavirus outbreak. 

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    18 min
  • Tensions At Home, Tensions Overseas
    President Trump has signed an executive order intended to address the growing demand for police reform. Law enforcement has been under the microscope ever since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis Police custody. Boston's former Police Chief Daniel Linskey discusses how the President's actions will impact police departments and concerns over their practices.
    Tensions escalate overseas on Tuesday. South Korea said North Korea's military blew up the joint liaison office on the Korean border. North Korea made early threats to use military action to demolish the building. Plus, India reported its soldiers died in a clash with Chinese troops along the countries' border in the Himalayan Mountains. President of Eurasia Group and GZERO Media, Ian Bremmer weighs in on the two confrontations and how they impact the U.S.
    Plus, commentary by National Security analyst Rebecca Grant.

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    33 min
  • Global Pandemic: Another Coronavirus Milestone As Vaccines are Being Developed
    The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the United States has surpassed two million, but medical professionals say there are some promising developments in treatments and vaccines. The speed and scale in which companies are operating at to combat the coronavirus is unprecedented, but the process of developing a vaccine remains very complicated. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Dr. Michelle McMurry-Heath, MD, PhD, President of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization, on how the United States has handled the virus outbreak. 

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    18 min
  • Sen. Tim Scott's Search For Common Ground On Police Reform
    After more than three weeks of protests over the death of George Floyd, President Trump is taking action and issuing an executive order today to address the growing demand for law enforcement reforms. South Carolina Senator Tim Scott worked with the President on the issues and discusses that as the only black Republican in the Chamber, he wanted to lead the GOP's effort to change policing standards. Sen. Scott also weighs in on the debate over Confederate statues.
    In a landmark decision the Supreme Court ruled workers cannot be fired for being gay or transgender. Host of FOX News @ Night on the FOX News Channel and the "Livin the Bream" podcast, Shannon Bream explains what Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act is and weighs in on why many people are saying this is a big day for Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
    Plus, commentary by Wall Street Journal columnist Kimberly Strassel.

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    33 min

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