The Fox News Rundown

After receiving backlash for not addressing rising crime in the U.S., President Biden paid a trip to New York City to meet with Mayor Eric Adams, a retired NYPD officer who spoke with the President about violent crime, ghost guns, and police reform. Senator @MarshaBlackburn (R-TN) joins to discuss why the President must do more than just talk about lowering crime rates, what’s happening with the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, the President’s upcoming Supreme Court pick, and the U.S. raid that killed ISIS leader Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi.

After being fired as coach of the Miami Dolphins, Brian Flores is now filing a lawsuit against the Dolphins, the NFL, the New York Giants and the Denver Broncos for racial discrimination during the interview process. When New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick mistakenly sent Flores a congratulatory text before his interview, it became clear to Flores that the text was meant for Brian Daboll instead. The lawsuit claims that Flores had only been given an interview to comply with the Rooney Rule, a policy that requires teams to interview and consider diverse candidates for coaching positions. Mercedes Colwin, founding partner of the New York offices of Gordon & Rees and FOX News legal analyst joins the Rundown to discuss the allegations that have been raised, how she thinks the case will proceed, and the rules in place to address racial disparities in the NFL.​​

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Plus, commentary by Media Research Center Vice President Dan Gainor.

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U.S. Special Forces conducted a two hour overnight raid in Northwestern Syria that ended with the killing of ISIS leader Abu Ibrahim al-Qurashi. This just weeks after ISIS laid siege to a prison and raising concerns that the terror group has been working on a resurgence. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Ret. Army. Lt. General Keith Kellogg, Fox News Contributor and Former National Security Advisor to VP Mike Pence, who was in the situation room when the last leader of ISIS was killed.  

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A new study out of Johns Hopkins University showed that mandated lockdowns put in place during the first wave of COVID-19 only reduced the coronavirus mortality rate by 0.2%, while it brought consequences for Americans in regard to the economy, education system and more. Professor of Surgery and Health Policy at Johns Hopkins and Fox News Medical Contributor, Dr. Marty Makary joins to discuss whether the COVID-19 lockdown orders have a substantial impact on curbing rising infections and deaths within the U.S., what lessons we have learned to prepare us for the next pandemic and why there should be a better strategy on COVID-19 boosters to focus on providing access to those with comorbidities.

As athletes prepare to head to Beijing for the 2022 Winter Olympics, the FBI has strongly urged them to pack a burner phone in their suitcase. Security concerns developed as China required competitors to download the 'My 2022' app to monitor their health during their trip. Earlier this week, FBI Director Christopher Wray said that China presents a larger security threat to the U.S. than any other country. Mike Baker, a former CIA covert operations officer, and CEO of Portman Square Group, discusses precautions visitors to China must take to ensure cyber safety, reasons for China's repeated cyberattacks, and the U.S. role in human rights boycotts.

Plus, commentary by Fox Nation host Tammy Bruce.

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