The Fox News Rundown

As the 2020 presidential race heats up from both sides, the Trump Campaign feels confident about the president's reelection. Director of Strategic Communications Marc Lotter discusses why the President isn't concerned with early polls, talks of a looming recession or any of his potential opponents. Plus, Lotter weighs in on President Trump's recent criticisms of Fox News.

The Southeastern U.S. is preparing for the worst as Hurricane Dorian is expected to intensify before possibly hitting the mainland this Labor Day weekend. Fox's Chief meteorologist Rick Reichmuth has the latest on the storm's path and FOX's Miami-based correspondent Phil Keating discusses how Florida residents are preparing before the storm makes landfall.

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

Plus, commentary by FOX News Sunday host, Chris Wallace.

 

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Former Congressman and conservative radio host Joe Walsh used to spend a lot of time defending President Trump and harshly attacking the President's numerous political foes. However, earlier this week, Walsh announced he would challenge Mr. Trump in the Republican presidential primary. He is also apologizing for some of the 'horrible' things he said in the past. So what's changed? Joe Walsh joins the Rundown to explain why he doesn't want President Trump in the White House for another four years.

The Business Roundtable, a lobbying group composed of America's top CEOs , has pledged in a statement that shareholders' profits will no longer be the top priority. The group promises to give employee, the environment and society at large equal weight to stockholders. Critics though, aren't buying the pledge. Nell Minow, Vice Chair of ValueEdge Advisors joins today's podcast to discuss.

Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tomi Lahren.

 

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Former Maryland Congressman John Delaney is not only a long-shot candidate for president, he likely won't even qualify for the next debate in September. However, the 2020 hopeful says he will continue to fight, not only for the nomination, but also to keep the party from going too far left. He joins the podcast to explain why he's not giving up.

Oklahoma Judge Thad Balkman issued a landmark decision earlier this week and found Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiaries responsible for the state's opioid crisis. The Oklahoma judge ordered the company to pay the state of Oklahoma 572-million dollars. Trial attorney Eric Weitz discusses Oklahoma's decision and why this will have huge implications for the pharmaceutical industry in the future.

Plus, commentary by FOX News Contributor Jonathan Morris.

 

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President Trump finished up his third G-7 summit in Biarritz, France Monday, calling it "successful". Last year, the gathering of world leaders ended in disarray as President Trump abandoned a joint statement and had a public spat with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. While the president used this meeting to address the current trade war with China and showed a willingness to work with Iran, the allies rejected his demand that Russia be readmitted to the G-7. Michael O'Hanlon is a senior fellow, and director of research, in Foreign Policy at the Brookings Institution and discusses how this year's G-7 went .

From robocalls to ransomware attacks, scammers are costing Americans millions of dollars a year. Former con man and the real-life inspiration for the film Catch Me If You Can Frank Abagnale says it's easier now than ever to be the victim of fraud. Abagnale joins the podcast with tips for how to protect yourself and discuss his new book Scam Me If You Can: Simple Strategies to Outsmart Today's Rip-off Artists.

Plus, commentary by Democratic political analyst Mary Anne Marsh.

 

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As the Democratic field of candidates begins to winnow, one former Republican Congressman enters the race as a primary GOP challenger to President Trump. Is radio host Joe Walsh's decision to take  on Trump  a sign conservatives are unhappy with the President and his policies? CEO of WPA Intelligence Chris Wilson and host of "The Last Podcast on the Left" Ben Kissel weigh in on the race for the White House, and if the Trump Doctrine is making the President vulnerable from the left and the right.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez continues to make headlines for being an outspoken freshman Congresswoman. One Republican living in her district thinks that she is disappointing her constituents. School teacher John Cummings explains how he's hoping to win AOC'e seat and kick her out of Washington.

Plus, commentary by FOX News Contributor Emily Compagno.

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Former Democratic Senator Joe Lieberman isn't bothered by former Vice President Joe Biden's gaffes, but does have concerns the party is drifting too far left.

Earlier in the week, Lieberman, the first and only Jewish candidate on a major party's presidential ticket, sat down with the Fox News Rundown to respond to President Trump's controversial remarks claiming any Jewish American who votes Democrat is disloyal to Israel. Lieberman told Fox News' Chris Foster he understood why some Jewish leaders thought the remarks sounded like anti-Semitic tropes and hoped the President would clarify.

On the Fox News Rundown Extra this week, our full interview with Joe Lieberman where he breaks down the Democrat candidates and issues a warning to them not to go too far left. Lieberman says he's confident in the current front-runner Joe Biden's abilities despite his age and gaffes, but names some candidates who could surprise him in the early primaries. He also believes the Democrats could lose votes if their platform includes radically liberal ideas including any policy that would hurt America's relationship with Israel.

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A mysterious explosion in Northern Russia is causing concern that the nation may be testing new nuclear weapons. Earlier this month, the US officially withdrew from the INF, a Cold War era missile treaty with Russia. These developments have many wondering if this is the start of a new nuclear arms race. Dr. Jim Walsh is a Senior Research Associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Security Studies Program, and he discusses whether the world should be worried.

A Colorado court ruled that Electoral College members are not bound by the popular vote in their states and can choose which presidential candidate they want. This ruling is one of the many things heating up the ongoing debate over the Electoral College. Fox News Politics Editor Chris Stirewalt discusses how we elect our Presidents and if the process should change.

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

Plus, commentary by Co-Host of the Tyrus and Timpf podcast, Kat Timpf.

 

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