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For over three decades, STRIVE has tried to close this gap by helping people in low-income communities learn the skills necessary for good careers in growing, well-paying industries.

STRIVE started in New York, but has now spread to 12 cities and has prepared more than 75,000 people for work and life with their faculty and state-of-the-art facilities.

One of their many success stories is Roy Castro.

After a rough childhood, Castro spent over 10 years of his life in jail. But when he got out, instead of going back to his old life of crime, he found a new path.

With the help of STRIVE and a mentor, Roy went from selling drugs during his younger years to running an ice cream company worth millions of dollars.

Roy was recently honored at STRIVE's 35th anniversary gala and that is where Fox News host Dana Perino first heard his incredible story for the first time. Since then, she has been looking for a platform to give Roy Castro's story the time it needed.

Dana Perino chose The Fox News Rundown and earlier this week guest hosted a segment where she sat down with Castro.

To also help tell the story, "The Daily Briefing" host spoke with STRIVE President and CEO Philip Weinberg and Roy's mentor Dina Powell McCormick, who in addition to her long public service resume, is also Managing Director and member of the Management Committee at Goldman Sachs

The interview went so long, we could not fit the entire conversation into our original Fox News Rundown segment.

We thought Roy Castro's story was so inspiring, we should let you hear it in its entirety.

On The Fox News Rundown Extra, you will hear more about Roy Castro's troubling past and long journey to the top from some of the people who helped him and of course Roy himself.

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For a third day in a row, seven House Democrats will be making the case for to remove the President from office. This weekend President Trump's legal team will begin their defense. Brad Parscale, President Trump 2020 campaign manager, joins the Fox News Rundown to explain why he thinks the impeachment trial is actually benefiting the Trump reelection effort.

 

The coronavirus outbreak, which started in Wuhan, China last month and has spread to several countries, has U.S. health officials on high alert. Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, discusses the growing concern over the deadly pneumonia-like illness and what safety measures people should take.

 

Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.

 

Plus, commentary by Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano.

 

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After day three of the impeachment trial in the Senate, Democrats are continuing their push to remove President Trump from office for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. Congresswomen Elise Stefanik (R-NY), one of the eight House Republicans tapped to be part of Trump's legal team, joins the Rundown to discuss the trial and what witnesses she'd like to see testify .

The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a dispute over a Montana state law that blocks taxpayers funding for religious private schools. FOX News Supreme Court producer Bill Mears explains the case that addresses two constitutional issues: religious freedom and the separation of church and state. Plus, he weighs in on how Chief Justice John Roberts is balancing his job at the Supreme Court along with presiding over the Senate impeachment trial of the president.

Plus, commentary by author of 'America's Expiration Date,' Cal Thomas.

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As the Senate impeachment trial resumed on Tuesday, President Trump was in Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum ignoring impeachment. Instead the president touted the U.S. economic boom under his administration. FOX Business Network's anchor Charles Payne discusses the Trump economy and why Wall Street has not been rattled by impeachment.

In 2020, it is estimated that 1.8 million Americans will be diagnosed with cancer, and more than 500,000 will die from it. Despite those high numbers, the American Cancer Society reports cancer death rates have dropped 29% from 1991 to 2017. Dr. Nicole Saphier, a physician at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and FOX News Contributor, discusses why more Americas are beating cancer and how technology like artificial intelligence is being used to save lives.

Plus, commentary by FOX News contributor Liz Peek.

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President Trump's impeachment trial kicks off today in the United States Senate. Historian, lawyer, and author of Impeached: The Trial of President Andrew Johnson and the Fight for Lincoln's Legacy David O. Stewart explains the significance of today's events.

The battle over impeachment witnesses has been heating up as the Senate trial begins. So will we see witnesses take the stand? Former Rep. Bob Barr (R-GA) who served as a House manager in the impeachment of President Bill Clinton weighs in on the Democrats' push for additional testimony and evidence for the Senate trial.

Plus, commentary by economist and business professor at the University of Maryland, Peter Morici.

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STRIVE is a not-for-profit organization that has spent over three decades helping people in low-income communities learn the skills necessary for getting and keeping jobs. One of their many success stories is Roy Castro. With the help of Strive and a mentor, Roy went from a life of selling drugs and multiple prisons stints to running his own multi-million dollar ice cream company. On the Fox News Rundown, the host of Fox News' "The Daily Briefing" Dana Perino tells the story of Roy Castro by talking to STRIVE President and CEO Philip Weinberg, Roy's mentor and Goldman Sachs partner Dina Powell McCormick and Roy Castro himself.

The Houston Astros sign stealing scandal has rocked the world of baseball and started a national debate over whether decoding the unspoken cues exchanged by the opposing team's pitchers and catchers is cheating or just "gamesmanship". The debate has even divided the Fox News Radio newsroom. On the Fox News Rundown, we break down the fourth wall, as host Chris Foster talks to his fellow Rundown host Dave Anthony and Fox News Headlines 24/7 sports reporter Jared Max about the scandal and what this could mean for the future of the sport.

Plus, commentary by Democratic political analyst Mary Anne Marsh.

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Movie and TV producer Brian Grazer has a long, impressive resume.

He has Oscar nominations for his work on the films Splash and Apollo 13, and won for Best Picture in 2002 for A Beautiful Mind.

TV hits for his company with Ron Howard, Imagine Entertainment, include 24, Arrested Development and Friday Night Lights.

Back in October, Grazer joined the Fox News Rundown to discuss his career and his latest book, Face To Face: The Art of Human Connection.

The renowned filmmaker told host Chris Foster about his secrets to success and some of the incredible people he has interacted with over the years including Presidents Trump and Obama.

Grazer had so many stories and insights, we could not fit everything he had to say in in our original segment.

On the Fox News Rundown Extra, you will hear Chris Foster's complete conversation with Brian Grazer that will include additional anecdotes from his decades in Hollywood.

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He's been dead for more than five months now, but convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is far from forgotten.

Certainly not for the still-growing number of women who accuse him of sex trafficking and sexual assault.

Earlier this week on the Rundown, host Lisa Brady revisited the case by talking to Fox News national correspondent Bryan Llenas and Fox's Investigative Unit producer Perry Chiaramonte.

The pair of journalists discussed the U.S. Virgin Islands lawsuit against the estate of the late pedophile and weighed in on why so many Epstein accusers continue to come forward.

The two also discussed how they wound up getting an exclusive interview with two alleged victims of the late pedophile.

Due to time, however, we couldn't fit in all the new information the two shared with Lisa Brady.

On the Fox News Rundown Extra, you will hear the full conversation with Fox journalists Bryan Llenas and Perry Chiaramonte. The two offer share even troubling details about the case that continues to capture America's attention.

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The Senate impeachment trial is set to start next Tuesday. This will only be the third time in American history the President faces removal and no one is quite sure what to expect. FOX News Sunday host Chris Wallace anticipates what we might see in a Senate Trial and the impact it will have on the 2020 Race.

The U.S. Virgin Islands filed a civil lawsuit against the estate of deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, claiming he raped and abused girls as young as 11 years old on his private islands. Fox's National Correspondent Bryan Llenas explains the details of the lawsuit and their significance. Plus, Fox's Investigative Unit producer Perry Chiaramonte joins Bryan Llenas to discuss their exclusive interview with two new Epstein accusers.

Don't miss the good news with Tonya J. Powers.

Plus, commentary by FOX News contributor and the host of 'Reality Check' on FOX Nation, David Webb.

 

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The House of Representatives voted Wednesday to send the articles of impeachment against President Trump to the Senate paving the way for the long awaited and historic Senate trial after weeks of delay. 2020 Democratic candidate Tom Steyer weighs in on impeachment, the upcoming Iowa Caucuses and New Hampshire primary, his surge in a recent Fox News poll and how he plans to take on the president by using the economy against him.

Last week¸ Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz (R-FL) shocked many when he sided with House Democrats by voting in favor of the War Powers Resolution. The measure was seen as a rebuke to President Trump and a way to restrict his authority to strike Iran without congressional approval. Rep. Gaetz, who is one of the President's biggest supporters in the House, joins the Rundown to explain why he made the controversial decision to split with the White House.

Plus, commentary by Jimmy Failla, head writer for "Kennedy" on FOX Business.

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