The Fox News Rundown

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  • Evening Edition: President Biden Warns Putin Against Invading Ukraine
    President Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a two hour video conference call as a Russian troop buildup on the border with Ukraine has caused fears of a military invasion. The White House released a statement that said President Biden warned of "strong economic and other measures' against Moscow if an invasion would take place. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks to Frederick W. Kagan, Senior Fellow and Director of the Critical Threats Project at the American Enterprise Institute, on the meeting between the two leaders and why the West needs to stand behind Ukraine.   

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    13 min
  • "What President Biden Must Say to Russia's Putin"
    The Biden administration is grappling with the increasing likelihood that Russia will invade Ukraine, as U.S. intelligence now points to the fact that Moscow has plans to move 175,000 troops as early as next year. When President Biden speaks to Russian President Vladimir Putin he is expected to lay out the U.S. concerns over this aggression and reiterate U.S. support for a sovereign Ukraine. Former State Department Spokesperson Morgan Ortegus joins to break down why sanctions may not be enough to stop Russia from moving on Ukraine, President Putin’s motives to invade Ukraine to reestablish his country as a superpower, and what U.S. involvement should look like if Russia does invade Ukraine.
     
    Today marks the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Japan's surprise military strike would catapult America into World War II and change the course of history. General Jack Keane, a retired 4-star general, the Chairman of the Institute for the Study of War and Fox News Senior Strategic Analyst, discusses what events led up to the attack on December 7th, 1941, how America rallied and wound up defeating two enemies in two different parts of the world and the reality that the number of surviving WWII vets is dwindling.
     
    Plus, commentary from James Carafano, Heritage Foundation's Vice President for Foreign & Security policy.

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    34 min
  • Evening Edition: Russia Poised To Invade Ukraine
    New satellite images show that Russia has amassed nearly two hundred thousand troops on the border with Ukraine and U.S. intelligence say they seem to be ready for an invasion as early as next month. A volcano erupts in Indonesia killing more than twenty with dozens missing. Senior FOX Field Producer Yonat Friling, joins Trey to discuss these stories and others developing around the world. 

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    14 min
  • Biden White House Faces Trouble, Both Home and Abroad
    The Biden administration has been addressing fears of the new Omicron variant of COVID-19 making its way into the United States while they assured Americans that lockdowns would not be a tool used and instead promoting the use of masks and vaccines. Meanwhile, the U.S. is being looked to as China has increased military pressure on Taiwan and Russia has moved its troops to the border of Ukraine. Republican from New York, Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis joins to discuss the government response to Omicron and why many foreign leaders are acting aggressively right now. She explains her vote for the infrastructure bill was important and why she believes the Democrats’ push for more spending displays the need for Republicans to retake the House in 2022.
     
    Over about the first year of the Coronavirus pandemic, from last April to this April, more than 100,000 Americans died of a drug overdose, according to Centers For Disease Control. That is up nearly 29% from the 12 months before. State and local governments are making efforts to curb those deaths, including New York's recent opening of overdose prevention centers. Brittany Adam-Kelly, whose brother Matt died in 2017 from an overdose, is the co-founder of a foundation in his name focused on drug recovery and harm reduction. She shares her brother's story, what the families of addicts can learn from it and what can be done to address America's growing overdose crisis.
     
    Plus, commentary by Orthodox rabbi, author and lawyer Rabbi Sam Bregman.

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    33 min
  • FOX News Rundown EXTRA: Bail Reform, "Smash-And-Grabs" And Keeping Our Streets Safe
    This debate was most recently highlighted by a case out of Waukesha, Wisconsin and a man who is accused of killing several people with his car by driving through a Christmas parade. The suspect was on a thousand dollars bail even though he had a long criminal history and had just been accused of running over the mother of his child. 
    Earlier this week, host Jessica Rosenthal spoke to former Justice Department Prosecutor and current partner at IFRAH LAW, Jim Trusty about why we have a bail system, how it can be improved, and why some bail reform polices go too far.
    Trusty listed some ideas that could help both keep the community safe, but also prevent some people from staying in jail for days, weeks, or even years before they even go trial. 
    The original interview was too long and we couldn't include all of it in our segment. On The FOX News Rundown EXTRA, you will hear our entire conversation with former prosecutor Jim Trusty and hear his entire take on bail reform, plus what he thinks are behind the recent surge in organized retail thefts.

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    24 min
  • From Washington: The Future Of Roe V. Wade
    On Thursday, The Supreme Court heard arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Scott Stewart, Mississippi's Solicitor General addressed the high court to make the case for his state’s 15-week abortion ban. Dobbs is a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. Fox News @Night anchor and FOX’s Chief Legal Correspondent, Shannon Bream, breaks down the case.
    Representatives from the U.S. government arrived in Vienna, Austria last week for indirect talks surrounding the Iran Nuclear Deal. President Obama and other world leaders brokered the agreement in 2015, though President Trump later removed the U.S. from the deal in 2017 citing “serious flaws”.  Deputy Head of Research and Director covering global macro politics in the Middle East, Henry Rome, tells Jared the Iranian regime will always look for ways to protect themselves.    

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    27 min
  • FOX News Rundown EXTRA: Some Reasons To Keep Our Cool About Omicron
    Things have started to move pretty quickly with COVID's new variant. Barely a week after the world first heard about Omicron, it's been found in dozens of countries including the U.S..
    While the cases have largely been mild, news of its spread has created worldwide fear.
    Earlier in the week, host Lisa Brady spoke to Former Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams about his concerns about the variant and how governments across the world were responding. 
    While Dr. Adams pointed out not much is fully known yet about the variant, he remained confident our vaccines and other tools to curb the impacts of COVID would hold. He also emphasized there was no need to panic.
    The original interview was too long and we couldn't include all of it in our segment. On The FOX News Rundown EXTRA, you will hear our entire conversation with Dr. Adams and hear more of his take on the best way to address Omicron.

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    22 min
  • From Washington: The Government Stays Open...For Now
    The Senate passed a continuing resolution to keep the government funded through February 18th, 2022 ahead of Friday's deadline. While it seems calm on Capitol Hill now, FOX News Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram explains why the weeks ahead will prove more challenging for lawmakers.
    The COVID-19 omicron variant has arrived in the U.S. and though it has proven to be quite transmissible, early on cases have thus far been mild or asymptomatic. Regardless, a travel ban remains in place for South Africa and other African countries. Jared speaks with Senior Scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, Dr. Amesh Adaljah.

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    28 min
  • Evening Edition: Ukraine Is A 'Red Line' For Both The United States And Russia
    Representatives from both the United States and Russia met Thursday and traded warnings to one another about taking any action in Ukraine. The United States has threatened Moscow with the toughest sanctions yet while Russian President Vladimir Putin says that NATO putting troops or weaponry in Ukraine would cross a 'red line'. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Cliff May, the Founder and President of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.   

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    14 min
  • More U.S. Omicron Cases. How Should President Biden Respond?
    Multiple cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant have now been recorded in the United States, causing many to question how the country would handle another potential outbreak. President Biden shared the White House’s plan to combat the new variant with air travelers facing new restrictions and stricter testing requirements. Tennessee Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn joins to warn against letting the Omicron variant disrupt the American economy once more, discuss how Democrats and Republicans can come together to regulate big tech, and express hope that the U.S. confronts China’s human rights violations with a potential boycott of the Winter Olympics in Beijing.
     
    Major League Baseball is now in a labor lockout after the collective bargaining agreement between the owners and the players union expired this week. In 1994, players went on strike. The result was a canceled World Series and delay to the 1995 season. The sport has changed a lot over the decades since the last work stoppage, but like then, the current labor dispute boils down to money. Jared Diamond, a sports reporter for the Wall Street Journal, explains what both sides want, how the evolution of the sport is impacting the negotiations, and when he thinks this will be resolved.
     
    Plus, commentary by columnist David Marcus.

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    34 min

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