The Fox News Rundown

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Last week the Biden administration announced the Department of Energy will give a federal loan of $6.6 billion to electric vehicle maker Rivian to build a new factory. Critics of this move say it is more wasteful spending that could be seen as a political shot at Tesla CEO and Trump ally, Elon Musk.Co-anchor of ‘The Big Money Show’ Taylor Riggs speaks with the founder and CEO of Island Capital Investments about why loaning money to Rivian may not be a good business move and how the Department of Government Efficiency might rein in big spending moves like this.Photo Credit: AP Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This discussion features Brad Wenstrup, a doctor and chairman of the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, who reveals alarming findings about the government's response to COVID-19, including how the CDC sought to undermine the lab leak theory. Alongside him, Josh Kraushaar, a FOX News political analyst, analyzes the shifting leadership landscape in Congress and speculates on President Biden's potential moves as his term nears its end. Engaging insights and political implications abound!

Intense scrutiny is coming for an Amnesty International report claiming Israel “has committed genocide” against Palestinians in Gaza. Despite not characterizing some clear atrocities in Sudan or Xinjiang as genocide, Amnesty came up with their own new definition for genocide they say applies to Israel. Watchdog organizations are coming to Israel’s defense, saying these claims both misrepresent and twist the facts.Senior fellow at the Foundation for Defending Democracy Orde Kittrie joins the Evening Edition to explain how Amnesty tried to apply a double standard to Israel and how the group’s funding helps illuminate their political motives.Photo Credit: AP Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

How much longer will the war in Ukraine last? President-elect Donald Trump has said he could end it quickly when he returns to office. However, it is unclear exactly how he will do that. FOX News senior correspondent Benjamin Hall was wounded two years ago while covering the conflict. He joins to break down the latest regarding the war and preview tonight's FOX Nation Patriot Awards.Culture wars headed to the Supreme Court as United States v. Skrmetti, a case that could decide if bans on gender reassignment surgery would violate the 14th Amendment, was argued in front of the high court. The fate of the case has overarching implications, as multiple states across the nation have passed bans on gender reassignment surgery and medical treatments. FOX News Sunday anchor and Livin' The Bream podcast host Shannon Bream joins the Rundown to discuss the details of the case, what this could mean for states looking to impose bans on transgender medical treatments, and what could be gleaned from the oral arguments.Plus, commentary from FOX News contributor and host of the Jason In The House podcast, Jason Chaffetz.Photo Credit: AP Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Paul Morrow, a former NYPD inspector and Fox News contributor, provides expert analysis on the shocking shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in NYC. Morrow discusses the shooter's calculated approach and the challenges law enforcement faces in determining motive and premeditation. He emphasizes the urgency of the manhunt, given the suspect's expertise. The conversation also touches on holiday security measures and the complexities of migrant criminality, highlighting the exploitation within migrant communities and the need for a cohesive law enforcement strategy.

Chris Swecker, a former FBI Assistant Director, discusses the urgent need for reforms in the Justice Department, as Trump aims to eliminate perceived corruption. Tomi Lahren shares her fiery commentary on current political events. Meanwhile, Kyle Kondik analyzes the staggering $1.5 billion spent by Kamala Harris's campaign and the Democrats' struggle to resonate in swing states. The conversation highlights the complexities of political strategy, funding, and the pressing issue of maintaining integrity in law enforcement amid ongoing partisan debates.

In this engaging discussion, Steve Yates, a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation and former National Security Advisor, dives into South Korea's recent martial law declaration. He highlights the alarming implications for democracy and regional stability, particularly regarding North Korea and China. Yates also explores North Korea's alliances, the geopolitical shifts arising from the Ukraine conflict, and their impact on U.S. foreign policy. Additionally, he provides insights into potential tariff impacts and the complexities of U.S.-China negotiations.

Jonathan Turley, a GWU Law Professor and Fox News Contributor, dives into the controversial pardon of Hunter Biden. He discusses its implications for both the Biden family and potential repercussions for President Trump's future pardons. The conversation shifts to the escalating Syrian conflict, highlighting rebel groups' efforts to overthrow Bashar al-Assad and the risks of regional instability. Turley emphasizes the ethical concerns surrounding executive power as well as the intertwining issues of U.S. foreign policy and local dynamics.

The ongoing civil war in Syria has reached its thirteenth year and what looked to be a stalemate between rebel forces and those of President Bashar al-Assad has picked up in a big way. Rebel forces have taken a large swath of land in the Northwest of Syria including the city of Aleppo. In another concerning development Iraqi militias, backed by Iran, have entered Syria to help the government fight the rebels. FOX’s Eben Brown speaks with Dr. David Adesnik, a senior fellow and the director of research at Foundation of Defense of Democracies with a focus on Syria and Iran, about this escalation in the conflict and he explains the various groups involved. Click Here To Follow 'The FOX News Rundown: Evening Edition' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices