10AM ET 10/26/2025 Newscast

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update - 10AM ET 10/26/2025 Newscast

Host: Kathleen Maloney (FOX News Podcasts)
Date: October 26, 2025

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Overview

This episode delivers a concise roundup of major U.S. and international news, emphasizing diplomatic breakthroughs in Asia, high-profile criminal cases, the ongoing government shutdown, and its repercussions for American travelers. The report provides authoritative voice coverage by Fox News correspondents and features key quotes from President Trump and government officials.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Progress Toward Peace in Asia: Trump’s Diplomatic Advances

• President Trump’s Asia Tour: First stop in Malaysia for a historic ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand.

• Ceasefire Details:

  • Release of 18 Cambodian soldiers
  • Removal of “heavy weapons” from the border
  • Malaysian troops to ensure peace

• Presidential Statement:

  • Trump highlights peace deals as central to his legacy—“Today’s signing represents just one of eight conflicts that we've ended in eight months of the Trump presidency. I'm very honored to have done it. We saved millions of lives.” (President Trump, 00:33)

• Upcoming Itinerary:

  • Japan: Welcoming Japan’s first female Prime Minister—described as a “conservative who loves heavy metal and Margaret Thatcher”
  • South Korea: APEC summit attendance

Notable Quote

• “Today's signing represents just one of eight conflicts that we've ended in eight months of the Trump presidency. I'm very honored to have done it. We saved millions of lives.”
  — President Trump, [00:33]

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2. Major Theft in France: The Louvre Heist

• Breaking Arrests: Two suspects arrested related to the Louvre's $100+ million crown jewel theft.
• Heist Details:
  • Suspects allegedly used a furniture lift to bypass security and gain access to the museum’s balcony.
  • One was caught at Paris airport attempting to fly to Algeria.
  • Digital forensics suggest inside help: a museum security team member was in contact with thieves.

Notable Quote

• “...This may have been an inside job after revealing they found digital forensic evidence that a member from the museum’s security team was in touch with the thieves.”
  — Chan Lee Painter, [01:24]

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3. U.S. Legal and Crime Updates

A. Former LAPD Officer Indicted

• Case Recap: Clifford Proctor, ex-LAPD, indicted for the 2015 shooting of unarmed homeless man Brendan Glenn in Venice, CA.
• Significance: Glenn’s death was pivotal in the debate against police shootings; case revived after review of use-of-force incidents.
• Outcome: Proctor pleads not guilty.

B. Colorado Shooting Involving Deported Honduran Man

• Incident: Victim shot multiple times during a car-to-car incident on Interstate 225.
• Suspect: Celine Viejo Orellana, Honduran national, deported three times previously.
• Police View: “He’s a violent offender who is not intimidated by crossing the border illegally over and over again.”
  — Christina Coleman, [03:14]
• Status: Victim in critical condition; suspect faces attempted murder and other charges.

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4. Government Shutdown and Flight Delays

• Impact:
  • 13,000 air traffic controllers to miss paychecks.
  • Growing delays and possible cancellations for air travelers.
• Official Warning:
  • “I’m less concerned about you getting there on time. I want you to be safe.”
    — Secretary Duffy, [04:10]–[04:13]
• Recruitment Impact: Shutdown is hurting air traffic controller hiring efforts.
• Historic Duration: Second longest in U.S. history.

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Timestamps of Important Segments

• Malaysia Peace Accord & Trump’s Statement: [00:02]–[00:58]
• Louvre Heist Arrests: [01:10]–[01:50]
• LAPD Officer Indictment: [02:31]–[03:08]
• Colorado Shooting: [03:08]–[03:45]
• Flight Delays and Shutdown: [03:59]–[04:20]

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Memorable Quotes

• “Today’s signing represents just one of eight conflicts that we've ended in eight months of the Trump presidency. I'm very honored to have done it. We saved millions of lives.”
  — President Trump, [00:33]
• “This may have been an inside job after revealing they found digital forensic evidence that a member from the museum’s security team was in touch with the thieves.”
  — Chan Lee Painter, [01:24]
• “He’s a violent offender who is not intimidated by crossing the border illegally over and over again.”
  — Christina Coleman, [03:14]
• “I’m less concerned about you getting there on time. I want you to be safe.”
  — Secretary Duffy, [04:10–04:13]

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Tone and Language

The episode maintains a brisk, urgent, and factual tone, reflecting Fox News’ style. Reporters focus on the significance and impact of each story, employing authoritative statements and providing concise context for complex international and domestic issues.

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For a complete and timely update, this summary provides the main stories, notable statements, and developments as reported in the 10AM ET Fox News Newscast on October 26, 2025.

Transcript

[A]

Progress toward peace in Asia. I'm Kathleen Maloney, Fox News. President Trump is in Malaysia for the first stop of his week long Asia tour where he oversaw the signing of a ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand. Lucas Tomlinson reports.

[B]

President Trump is here in Malaysia and just presided over a formal peace accord ending the conflict between Cambodia and Thailand. He heads to Japan to be Japan's new conservative prime minister, the first female leader of Japan who loves heavy metal and Margaret Thatcher. Then it's off to South Korea Wednesday. Here was President Trump earlier here in Malaysia. Today's signing represents just one of eight conflicts that we've ended in eight months of the Trump presidency. I'm very honored to have done it. We saved millions of lives. Now here are the details of the accord bringing peace to neighboring Southeast Asian nations. Thailand releases 18 Cambodian soldiers. The removal of happy weapons from the border region. Malaysian troops will ensure the fighting does not restart.

[A]

The president will also attend the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in South Korea. Two suspects in the Louvre museum heist were reportedly arrested overnight. Fox's Chan Lee painter with details.

[C]

Prosecutors in France now confirming the two arrests. Just one week after four thieves with chainsaws got away with about $100 million worth of France's crown jewels, one of the two suspects arrested was reportedly taken into custody at the Paris airport trying to board a flight to Algeria. This comes after local officials say this may have been an inside job after revealing they found digital forensic evidence that a member from the museum's security team was in touch with the thieves. And during the heist, the thieves wheeled a furniture lift to the museum and then rode the basket up to the second floor balcony that was not recorded by security cameras.

[A]

The thieves escaped with crown jewels worth More than $100 million. America is listening to Fox News.

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[A]

A former LA Police officer, has been indicted in the 2015 shooting death of an unarmed homeless man in Venice. Clifford Proctor pleaded not guilty to second degree murder in the killing of 29 year old Brendan Glenn, who was shot during a struggle outside a bar. Glenn's death became a rallying point against police shootings. Prosecutors say the case was revived after review of past use of force incidents. Proctor resigned in 2017. A Honduran man who had been deported three times from the US has now been charged in a shooting in Colorado. Fox's Christina Coleman with details.

[E]

The victim in this case is clinging to life right now after suffering two gunshot wounds to the neck and one in the arm. Police identified the alleged shooter as 38 year old Celine Viejo Orellana, a 38 year old Honduran national in the US illegally. Police say he's a violent offender who is not intimidated by crossing the border illegally over and over again. Orellana was deported in 2007, 2018 and five years ago. Investigators say Orellana shot the victim while they were in their cars on Interstate 225 in Aurora. Police say they recovered Orellana's gun and that he shot at the victim at least five times.

[A]

Police say they believe this was a targeted attack in Colorado. The suspect faces multiple charges, including attempted murder. As the government shutdown enters its fourth week, travelers should expect continuing flight delays.

[C]

Roughly 13,000 air traffic controllers are set to miss their first paycheck on Tuesday, and Secretary Duffy is warning travelers more significant delays and cancellations will likely become inevitable.

[B]

I'm less concerned about you getting there on time.

[A]

I want you to be safe.

[C]

Duffy says. The shutdown is also hurting his department's efforts to recruit more air traffic controllers.

[A]

Fox's Rebecca Castor reporting. This is the second longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history. I'm Kathleen Maloney.

[B]

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[D]

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