The Fox News Rundown

Canadian truckers and their supporters are protesting in Ottawa, Ontario for two weeks, forming convoys to demonstrate against pandemic measures such as vaccine mandates. The truckers, calling themselves the “Freedom Convoy,” have blocked a major Canada-US border crossing and now reports say American truckers are weighing forming a convoy of their own to bring to Washington D.C. Canadian trucker Mark Mino and his brother-in-law Andy Wing have been part of the protest since the beginning and they join to break down why they believe they are fighting for the rights of all Canadians and what their goal is in regard to Canadian leadership and pandemic protocols.

2021 was the deadliest year Chicago’s seen in a quarter-century with 797 homicides, more than any other city in the U.S. Other crimes such as sexual assault, theft, and burglary are on an upward path as well, leaving Chicago residents concerned about their safety. Many are frustrated with the lack of action from Mayor Lori Lightfoot and other politicians. Pastor Corey Brooks is taking a different approach to preventing the culture of violence in the city. By spending 100 nights on a rooftop in Chicago, Brooks hopes to raise money in order to create a community center. He joins the Rundown to talk about the potential for change in the community, his belief in the American Dream, and how his faith led him to his current project.

Plus, commentary by Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Dr. Ben Carson.

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A new report out by a media watchdog group takes a look at the media's coverage of hate crimes against minorities including a rise in anti-semitic hate crimes. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Daniel Pomerantz, the CEO of the watchdog group 'Honest Reporting', about the report and what it tells us about hate crime numbers.

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After living with COVID mandates for two years now, more and more states are taking off the masks. Officials in New Jersey, California, and Pennsylvania have announced an end to mask mandates now that cases are improving within the areas. Critics of these mandates, like Senator Rand Paul (KY-R), say these changes are long overdue. Sen. Paul joins the Rundown to discuss the efficacy of mandates, his plans to investigate Dr. Anthony Fauci and the origins of COVID, and his plans if Republicans gain the majority in the Senate.

Despite the impact the pandemic has had on travel, new data projects an optimistic return for the industry with 80 percent of Americans saying they plan to travel in the next six months. President and CEO of the US Travel Association, Roger Dow joins to explain why he sees the beginnings of a major rebound for the travel industry with the latest wave of the pandemic subsiding. He breaks down data suggesting a large majority of Americans planning vacations in 2022, how the easing of travel restrictions will aid the travel industry's recovery, and what is being done to bring back leisure and domestic travelers.

Plus, commentary by Guy Benson, host of the Guy Benson Show.

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The Beijing Olympics are underway with the backdrop of human rights abuses including ethnic genocide and imprisonment due to race taking place in China. The United States has not sent any high-level diplomats to the games citing these abuses. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Olivia Enos of the Heritage Foundation, who says the United States should extend 'Priority 2' refugee status to Uyghurs and citizens of Hong Kong. 

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It's been roughly 30 years since the Soviet Union collapsed. Since the fall of the USSR, Russia and Ukraine have had a complicated relationship, making tensions even higher now given the possibility of Ukraine joining NATO. But could Russian control over Ukraine be the first step towards a recreation of the Russian Empire? US ambassador to Ukraine and Vice President of Russia and Europe at the United States Institute of Peace William Taylor joins the Rundown to discuss the importance of US and European support of Ukraine, the country's recent westernization, and the consequences Russia will face if it pursues an invasion.

For decades large, crowded events like the Super Bowl have been deemed significant targets for human trafficking. As we near this year's big game being held in the Los Angeles area, where trafficking remains a significant problem, many Americans worry the event could pose a dangerous risk. Human trafficking survivor and advocate Oree Freeman joins to discuss her personal experience as a trafficking victim, what people can do to help combat this crime, and how this problem is far bigger than a single event.

Plus, commentary by FOX Nation host Tomi Lahren.

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