The Fox News Rundown

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  • 'Whistleblower Controversy’ A Big Problem For Joe Biden?
    President Trump has been pushing back on allegations that he asked the Ukrainian leader to investigate the son of former VP Joe Biden that came from a whistleblower. Democrats are once again calling for impeachment, but could this scandal also impact Biden’s presidential campaign? Iona College Political Science Professor Dr. Jeanne Zaino weighs in on the potential political fallout.
     
    There’s a movement to get college athletes paid … and the NCAA doesn’t like it. A bill passed in California would allow college players to make money from endorsements. A New York proposal would go even further, allowing them to hire agents and get a cut from the their school’s athletic department’s revenues. What does this mean for the future of college sports? Jared Max, Fox News Headlines 24/7's sports reporter, breaks its down.
     
    Plus, commentary by FOX's Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano.

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    29 min
  • Fox News Rundown Extra: Ken Burns "Goes Country”
    In his new documentary series “Country Music,” filmmaker Ken Burns explores the history and culture of the genre that is beloved by so many people across the U.S.. While its songs top the pop charts now, the 16-hour film uses rare footage and some of American music’s biggest stars to detail how country began and has evolved over the centuries.
    Earlier this week, Ken Burns joined Fox News Rundown host Lisa Brady to discusses his inspiration for the film and why he thinks this genre of music is something that can help unite our divided nation. The segment included the documentarian sharing incredible stories about American icons Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard and Hank Williams. The creator behind such classic docuseries “The Civil War” and “Baseball” even opened about how the death of his mother inspired him to make movies.
    There were so many incredible anecdotes, we couldn’t fit them all in.
    On The Fox News Rundown Extra this week, you’ll hear our full interview with Ken Burns and more of the historian’s insightful and sometimes heart melting stories about country stars like Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn.
    In the extended version, learn why Dwight Yoakem broke down crying while filming an interview about Merle Haggard. And Burns also reveals some of the faces he’d put on his “Mt. Rushmore of country music.”

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    25 min
  • Dennis Rodman on his Friendships with President Trump and Kim Jong-un
    NBA Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman is known for controversy both on and off the court. Now, Rodman and his agent Darren Prince are featured in a new ESPN 30 for 30 documentary called "Rodman: For Better or Worse." Rodman discusses his new documentary, his past struggles with addiction and his two unlikely friendships with President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un.
    A new FOX News Poll shows 48% of Americans are nervous about the economy. Stephen Moore, former senior economic advisor for President Trump, and Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics discuss if their concerns about the economy are justified.
    Don't miss the good news with FOX's Tonya J. Powers.
    Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tom Shillue.

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    33 min
  • Corey Lewandowski: “I Feel No Obligation to be More Honest than the Media is with Me”
    Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski testified on Tuesday for five hours before the Democrat–led House Judiciary Committee in its first impeachment hearing. Lewandowski joins today’s podcast to discuss his hearing including his comment about having “no obligation to be honest to the media.”
    American businessman and TV personality Tilman Fertitta has built an empire as the owner and chairman of one of the largest restaurant corporations in the US and the NBA’s Houston Rockets. He thinks the economy is in better shape than what some headlines suggest. He joins the podcast to share his story and why President Trump deserves some of the credit for a good economy.
    Plus, commentary by columnist at The Washington Post and FOX News contributor, Marc Thiessen.

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    30 min
  • Rep. Kevin McCarthy: Democrats Impeachment Push ‘Inept’ and ‘Embarrassing’
    The House of Representatives pushed forward with its investigation into impeachment yesterday after issuing a subpoena to get former Trump Campaign Manager Corey Lewandowski to testify. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy explains why he thinks the Democratic party is wasting its time and putting their personal feelings ahead of the country.
    Nearly 50,000 members of the United Auto Workers went on strike this week against General Motors. Is this latest labor dispute a sign of trouble for America’s auto industry? Fox Business Network’s Kristina Partsinevelos spoke to some of GM’s striking employees in Arlington, Texas and shares their concerns about the industry’s future. Plus, “The Car Coach” Lauren Fix and founder of Rebeccadrives.com, Rebecca Lindland discuss how changes in the global market and in consumer tastes are making the future more challenging for companies like GM.
    Plus, commentary by Democratic Strategist and FOX News Contributor Leslie Marshall.

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    28 min
  • Deadly Drones: The Warfare of Tomorrow
    The fears of combat drones have now become a reality. US Officials have told FOX News that the recent attack on Saudi oil facilities included the use of unmanned military aircraft. Is drone technology the future of warfare? Strategic Advisor for WhiteFox Defense Brett Velicovich used drones as a US Army Intelligence and Special Operations Soldier, and he discusses why he thinks this technology will be the future of warfare.
    In his new 16-hour documentary series “Country Music,” filmmaker Ken Burns explores the history and culture of country music that is beloved by so many people across the US, from its beginning to its present day evolution. Burns joins today’s podcast to discuss his inspiration for the film and why he thinks this genre of music is something that can help unite our divided nation.
    Plus, commentary by FOX News contributor Liz Peek.
     

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    29 min
  • Renewed Gulf Tensions Latest Test For President Trump, American Economy
    The conflict between Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Iran continued to amplify this weekend after Houthi rebels attacked two Saudi oil facilities. FOX News Contributor Jehmu Greene and President of District Media Group Beverly Hallberg discuss how this incident could be felt by the American people.
    President Trump announced last weekend that he called off secret peace talks at Camp David with the Taliban after U.S. and Romanian service members and 10 civilians were murdered in a car bombing in Kabul. Sean Parnell is one of the longest serving combat veterans with extensive knowledge of Afghanistan. He explains why he believes peace talks can't happen without a ceasefire.
    Plus, commentary by Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Forbes Media LLC, Steve Forbes.

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    33 min
  • Former Press Secretary For Two Presidents Discusses War, Scandals and The Press
    As the only White House press secretary to be appointed by two presidents, Marlin Fitzwater didn't just make history, he witnessed it. Working for President Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, he helped both administrations steer through gaffes, scandal and war.
    Earlier this week, Fitzwater joined the Rundown and host Jessica Rosenthal to discuss his time as White House press secretary and how that position and the role of the press have changed under the Trump Administration.
    The segment however only included some of the many incredible stories and insights he had to share.
    On the Fox News Rundown Extra, you'll hear our full interview with Marlin Fitzwater and more firsthand stories from his experience inside the White House, including how President Reagan sent a subtle but snarky message to the press following the release of one of the Iran-Contra reports.
    Fitzwater, who is the author of the new book, 'Calm Before the Storm: Desert Storm Diaries & Other Stories,' also goes in to detail about the end of the Cold War and the start of the Persian Gulf War. Both of which he had a front seat for.

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    26 min
  • Security v. Civil Liberties
    It's been 18 years since September 11, 2001, and the terror threat is still real. In an effort to prevent more attacks, the FBI created a terror screening center which produced a database, or a 'watch list,'  for known or suspected terrorists. Nearly two dozen Muslims in the U.S. claim they were wrongly put on the list, went to court, and won. Judge Andrew Napolitano weighs in on the controversial decision, and reacts to the news of Khalid Shaikh Mohammad, one of the masterminds behind 9/11, finally getting a court date in 2021.
    Meadow Pollack was one of the 17 people killed in the Parkland school shooting last February. Her father, Andrew Pollack says the community knew the suspect was "a killer in waiting" but did nothing. Pollack sits down to discuss his new book, "Why Meadow Died", and explains how some schools are failing to protect children.
    Don't miss the good news with FOX's Tonya J. Powers.
    Plus, commentary by FOX Business producer Jaimie La Bella.
     

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    27 min
  • Marianne Williamson: “People Need Time To Think This Through”
    Only ten Democratic candidates met the criteria set by the DNC to be on the debate stage tonight. One of the candidates who won't be there is author and motivational speaker Marianne Williamson. She explains why she's disappointed, but not deterred. Williamson also defends her controversial remarks about Hurricane Dorian.
    Forty-eight U.S. Attorneys general as well as those from Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico are launching an investigation into whether Google is violating antitrust laws. One of the key issues the probe is looking into is whether the tech giant abuses its market dominance in online search, advertising and mobile operating systems to unfairly stifle innovation and competition. FOX Business Network's Charlie Gasparino weighs in on the investigation and if anything will come from the probe.
    Plus, commentary by Director of FOX News Decision Desk Arnon Mishkin.
     

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    29 min

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