10AM ET 09/23/2025 Newscast

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update – 10AM ET 09/23/2025

Date: September 23, 2025
Host: Dave Anthony
Summary prepared for listeners who missed the broadcast.

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Episode Overview

This hourly update centers on breaking national and international news headlines, with a focus on President Trump's appearance at the United Nations, emerging details from the trial of the second Trump assassination attempt, reactions to controversial media incidents, major economic and health news, and notable moments in sports. The episode blends rapid-fire reporting with direct quotes from political and media figures.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. President Trump at the United Nations

• [00:02] President Trump has arrived at the UN General Assembly in New York, where he is set to address world leaders.
• Secretary of State Marco Rubio previews tough talk from Trump, suggesting criticism of the UN’s lack of involvement in major global crises.

Marco Rubio: "If you look at Russia and Ukraine, you have a war going on there. It's the president that's been carrying the burden of trying to bring it to an end. The UN Is playing no role. If you look at what's happening in Gaza with Hamas and everything that's happened there with Israel taking them on, what role is the UN playing?"
(00:15)

2. National Security Alert near the UN

• [00:30] The Secret Service reports the disruption of a clandestine communications network in New York. The network could have enabled encrypted exchanges with the potential to disable cell phone towers and impede emergency communications.

3. Trial: Second Trump Assassination Attempt

• [00:34] Ryan Ruth, accused in the second Trump assassination attempt, is representing himself during closing arguments.
• Prosecutors maintain their stance:

Paraphrased Prosecutor: "The evidence has shown one thing. The defendant wanted Donald Trump dead."
(00:42)

• [00:58] Ruth called just three witnesses (two friends as character witnesses), compared to 38 by the prosecution, over seven days.

Madeline Rivera: "He asked if they thought if he was peaceful, gentle and non violent. Both described Ruth in a positive light."
(00:58)

4. Media and Public Reaction to High-Profile Killings

• [01:17] Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show is back after a suspension over his controversial comments about Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
• [01:25] Public tributes continue for Charlie Kirk. Michael Knowles addressed Kirk’s planned audience in Minneapolis, channeling Kirk’s values.

Michael Knowles: "Charlie accomplished more in his 31 years than most people could accomplish in many lifetimes."
(01:30)

• The tribute concludes with a call to action honoring Kirk’s memory:

Trey Gowdy: "Do it right now."
(01:53)

5. Financial Markets and Economic Updates

• [02:16] Stock market highlights:
  • Dow up 284 points, extending a record high
  • S&P 500 marginally up after record close
  • NASDAQ down 76 points
  • Kenview stock (Tylenol maker) surges 555%
• [02:35] Health debate: Kenview rebuts President Trump's warnings about Tylenol use during pregnancy, asserting no established link to autism.

Madeline Rivera: "The FDA acknowledges no causal relationship between acetaminophen and neurological conditions has been established... acetaminophen used during pregnancy was not associated with children's risk of autism, ADHD or intellectual disability in sibling control analyses... Kenviews says, we believe independent, sound science clearly shows that taking acetaminophen does not cause autism."
(02:48)

6. Politics: Government Funding Deadline Looms

• [03:23] President Trump, via Truth Social, refuses to meet Democratic leaders to resolve the budget impasse unless demands are met, accusing Democrats of leveraging a shutdown to seek funding for health care for undocumented immigrants.

7. Energy Prices Update

• [03:35] Oil up nearly $1 to over $63/barrel; gas prices decrease by one cent to national average $3.17/gallon.

8. NFL Monday Night Football Recap

• [03:57] Detroit Lions defeat the Baltimore Ravens 38-30, with David Montgomery scoring two touchdowns.

Trey Gowdy: "Now Montgomery, he's going to break."
(03:57)

Dave Anthony: "David Montgomery is in for the touchdown. His second TD of the game helps seal it for Detroit, beating Baltimore 38-30 on ESPN, wrapping up week three of the season."
(04:00)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Marco Rubio on the UN’s absence in global crises:
  "The UN Is playing no role." [00:18]

• Michael Knowles remembering Charlie Kirk:
  "Charlie accomplished more in his 31 years than most people could accomplish in many lifetimes." [01:30]

• Kenview’s defense of Tylenol’s safety:
  "We believe independent, sound science clearly shows that taking acetaminophen does not cause autism." [02:48]

• Trey Gowdy’s direct call to listeners at the tribute:
  "Do it right now." [01:53]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [00:02] President Trump at the United Nations
• [00:15] Marco Rubio’s criticism of the UN
• [00:30] Secret Service intercepts hidden communications network
• [00:58] Closing arguments in the Ryan Ruth trial
• [01:30] Michael Knowles’ tribute to Charlie Kirk
• [02:16] Market updates and Kenview stock news
• [02:48] Acetaminophen and autism study coverage
• [03:23] Trump rejects meeting with Democrats over the budget
• [03:35] Oil and gas price updates
• [03:57] Monday Night Football highlight

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Conclusion

This Fox News Hourly Update delivers a fast-paced rundown of major political, legal, financial, and cultural stories, featuring exclusive soundbites and real-time reactions from high-profile voices. The tone is urgent, direct, and responsive to breaking events, with a focus on political accountability, public safety, and authoritative refutation of misinformation on hot-button health topics.

Transcript

[Dave Anthony]

President Trump has just arrived at the United nations in New York. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX News. And a little later this hour, he'll address world leaders gathered at the UN General Assembly. And Secretary of State Marco Rubio tells Fox he may call out the UN Itself.

[Marco Rubio]

If you look at Russia and Ukraine, you have a war going on there. It's the president that's been carrying the burden of trying to bring it to an end. The UN Is playing no role. If you look at what's happening in Gaza with Hamas and everything that's happened there with Israel taking them on, what role is the UN playing?

[Dave Anthony]

None near the UN In New York, the Secret Service says it's disrupted a hidden communications network with several hundred servers that would have allowed encrypted, anonymous exchanges powerful enough to disable cell phone towers and could have blocked emergency communications, including police dispatch. Ryan Ruth will soon talk directly to the jury at his trial in the second Trump assassination attempt. Defending himself in closing arguments, the prosecutor in his closing just told jurors a short time ago the evidence has shown one thing. The defendant wanted Donald Trump dead.

[Madeline Rivera]

Ruth only called three witness compared to the prosecution who called 38 questioning them over seven days. Now, Ruth called on two friends from North Carolina. Those were his character witnesses. He asked if they thought if he was peaceful, gentle and non violent. Both described Ruth in a positive light.

[Dave Anthony]

Fox's Dana Marie McNichol at the federal court in Fort Pierce, Florida. Jimmy Kimmel will be back on TV late tonight. Disney's reinstated the show. It suspended last week over controversial comments Kimmel made about Charlie Kirk's alleged assassination. There was another public tribute to Kirk last night. Charlie accomplished more in his 31 years than most people could accomplish in many lifetimes. Michael Knowles took the stage at the University of Minneapolis, Twin Cities, where Charlie Kirk was supposed to go last night, the next stop on his American comeback tour. He was murdered at the first event at Utah Valley University. If you want to honor Charlie, go to church, read the Bible, pray and.

[Trey Gowdy]

Do it right now.

[Dave Anthony]

America's listening to FOX news.

[Trey Gowdy]

Hey, I'm Trey Gowdy, host of the Trey Gowdy Podcast. I hope you will join me every Tuesday and Thursday as we navigate life together and hopefully find ourselves a little bit better on the other side. Listen and follow [e-mail].

[Dave Anthony]

Well, on Wall street, the Dow on the rise yet again this morning. It is up 284points on top of yesterday's record high close. The S&P 500 is gaining a fraction after its record close, but The NASDAQ is down 76 off its high. Kenview's stock is up about 555%. It's the company that makes Tylenol pushing back on what President Trump is telling pregnant women. Taking Tylenol is not good warning of an elevated risk of autism in children.

[Madeline Rivera]

The FDA acknowledges no causal relationship between acetaminophen and neurological conditions has been established. One study from last year covered nearly 2.5 million births in Sweden, and it found no increased autism risk when exposing children to acetaminophen in the womb. It states in part, acetaminophen used during pregnancy was not associated with children's risk of autism, ADHD or intellectual disability in sibling control analyses. Ken View, the owner of Tylenol, says, we believe independent, sound science clearly shows that taking acetaminophen does not cause autism.

[Dave Anthony]

That's Fox's Madeline Rivera back to President Trump. He just posted on Truth Social before his UN Speech. He's decided against meeting Democratic congressional leaders trying to work out a budget deal a week before a funding deadline unless, he wrote. They become realistic, he wrote. Also, the radical left Democrats are threatening to shut down the government so they can have new spending for free health care for illegal immigrants. Price of oil this morning is up almost a dollar. It's over 63 bucks a barrel again, but gas is down a penny. AAA's national average for regular at 317 per gallon. On Monday Night Football, the Lions clawed the Ravens.

[Trey Gowdy]

Now Montgomery, he's going to break.

[Dave Anthony]

David Montgomery is in for the touchdown. His second TD of the game helps heal it for Detroit, beating Baltimore 3830 on ESPN, wrapping up week three of the season. I'm Dave Anthony. This is Fox News.

[Trey Gowdy]

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