10PM ET 06/03/2026 Newscast

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update – 10PM ET 06/03/2026 Newscast

Date: June 4, 2026
Host: Lisara Fox (FOX News Podcasts)
Episode Theme:
A fast-paced roundup of major national and international news, including U.S. legislative movements constraining military action, heated Congressional exchanges, Middle East ceasefire developments, high-profile judicial appeals, a landmark free speech case for Greenpeace, and global tech regulation updates.

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Key News & Discussion Points

1. Congressional Curbs on Military Action (00:07–00:14)

• Historic House Vote:
  The House passed a measure to end U.S. military action in Iran.

  • Vote Tally: 215 yeas, 208 nays, with four Republicans joining Democrats.
  • Next Step: Goes to the Senate.

• Lebanon Debate:
  The House also discussed limiting U.S. action in Lebanon (00:14), illustrating a strong movement in Congress to rein in presidential war powers.

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2. Congressional Clash: Accusations on Terrorism Support (00:33–01:06)

• Max Miller's Remarks:
  Representative Max Miller accused Democratic Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib of associating with terrorists during the Lebanon debate.
  • Quote:

    "Hezbollah is a terrorist organization. The gentle lady from Michigan and its members are butchers that you like to, you know, hang out with to a certain extent."
    — Rep. Max Miller [00:37]

  • Confrontational Exchange:

    "I'm sorry, are we getting a little emotional? And you advocate for terrorists on a daily basis."
    — Rep. Max Miller [00:49]

• Tlaib's Response:

  "That is a direct attack on my character. I please request to strike the words down."
  — Rep. Rashida Tlaib [01:00]

• Outcome:
  Miller’s comments were stricken from the record and he was barred from speaking on the House floor for the remainder of the day.

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3. Middle East: Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire & U.S. Secretary of State Update (01:11–01:39)

• Ceasefire Agreement:
  Israel and Lebanon renew their ceasefire and agree to security zones in Lebanon barring Iran-backed Hezbollah.
• Diplomatic Outlook – Marco Rubio:
  Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed lawmakers on the prospects of ending the Russia-Ukraine war.
  • Quote:

    "We'd love to see that come to a negotiated settlement. As of right now, the prospects don't look great that either side is prepared to make the concessions necessary in order to reach an agreement."
    — Marco Rubio [01:31]

  • Rubio emphasized escalation risk:
    The risk of escalation in Ukraine "is more real than it was two years ago."

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4. U.S. SOUTHCOM Counter-Narcotics Operation (01:39)

• U.S. Southern Command launched a strike on a boat traveling a known narco-terrorist route in the eastern Pacific, resulting in two deaths.

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5. Judicial Updates: Former Judge's Appeal in Milwaukee (02:38–03:22)

• Conviction Challenge:
  Former Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan appeared in federal court seeking to overturn her conviction for obstructing ICE agents during an attempted arrest in her court.
  • Dugan allegedly helped a deportable immigrant evade arrest via a private door; agents caught the individual after a chase.
• Legal Maneuvering:
  Dugan’s team wants her conviction reversed or a new trial; prior requests denied, sentencing on hold pending decision.

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6. Major Legal Win for Greenpeace in Amsterdam (03:22–04:06)

• Landmark Ruling:
  Amsterdam court allows Greenpeace to move forward with their intimidation lawsuit against pipeline company Energy Transfer.
  • Context: Energy Transfer previously won millions in damages from Greenpeace for Dakota Access Pipeline protest actions in North Dakota.
  • Dutch court asserts jurisdiction since Greenpeace is headquartered in Amsterdam.
• Ongoing Legal Battle:
  North Dakota judge had ordered Greenpeace to pay $345 million, which the group claims is unpayable and plans to appeal.

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7. UK Regulates Google’s AI Use of News Content (04:06–04:36)

• New Mandate:
  British regulators require Google to give news publishers the ability to opt out of having their content scraped and used for AI-generated overviews.
  • Implication: Google must provide proper tools for content withholding from AI to news organizations.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Ending U.S. Action in Iran:

  "On this vote, the yeas are 215 and the nays are 208. The concurrent resolution is adopted."
  — Jeff Manaso [00:07]

• Congressional Clash:

  "Hezbollah is a terrorist organization. The gentle lady from Michigan and its members are butchers that you like to, you know, hang out with to a certain extent."
  — Rep. Max Miller [00:37]
  "That is a direct attack on my character. I please request to strike the words down."
  — Rep. Rashida Tlaib [01:00]

• On Russia-Ukraine Negotiations:

  "We'd love to see that come to a negotiated settlement. As of right now, the prospects don't look great that either side is prepared to make the concessions necessary in order to reach an agreement."
  — Marco Rubio [01:31]

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Timeline of Key Segments

• 00:07–00:14: House votes on Iran military action
• 00:33–01:06: Max Miller v. Rashida Tlaib exchange in Congress
• 01:11–01:39: Middle East ceasefire and Marco Rubio on Ukraine
• 02:38–03:22: Former Milwaukee judge appeals obstruction conviction
• 03:22–04:06: Greenpeace wins first round in Dutch court vs. Energy Transfer
• 04:06–04:36: UK regulator mandates Google’s AI must honor publisher opt-out

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Tone & Delivery

The episode’s tone is brisk and direct, mirroring fast-paced news delivery with short wraps from correspondents and officials, spiced with pointed Congressional remarks and measured diplomatic language.

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Listeners got a concise, issue-packed update tonight, marked by key Congressional moves on war powers, a dramatic political dustup, shifting Middle East and European legal landscapes, and new regulations for Big Tech’s use of AI and news content.

Transcript

[Lisara Fox]

Limiting the president's power. I'm Lisara Fox News.

[Jeff Manasso]

On this vote, the yeas are 215 and the nays are 208. The concurrent resolution is adopted.

[Lisara Fox]

For the first time, the House has passed a measure that would end U.S. military action in Iran. Four Republicans joined with Democrats voting in favor. And next goes to the Senate. Also tonight, the House debated a measure that would limit action in Lebanon. But one congressman used his time to attack a fellow member of Congress, accusing her of supporting terrorism.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Representative Max Miller saying this about Democratic Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib.

[Representative Max Miller]

Hezbollah is a terrorist organization. The gentle lady from Michigan and its members are butchers that you like to, you know, hang out with to a certain extent.

[Narrator/Reporter]

The Republican went on to say, oh,

[Representative Max Miller]

I'm sorry, are we getting a little emotional? And you advocate for terrorists on a daily basis.

[Jeff Manasso]

The House will be.

[Narrator/Reporter]

In order to leave a Palestinian American who is Muslim responding.

[Lisara Fox]

That is a direct attack on my character. I please request to strike the words down.

[Narrator/Reporter]

Miller's comments were rolled out of order, stricken from the record and he was barred from speaking on the floor for the rest of the day.

[Lisara Fox]

Fox's Kristin Goodwin. Meanwhile, Israel and Lebanon have agreed to renew their ceasefire and create a number of security zones inside Lebanon where Iran backed militant group Hezbollah would be banned. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, back on Capitol Hill for another day of hearing, is telling lawmakers he's not optimistic the Russia Ukraine war would end soon.

[Marco Rubio]

We'd love to see that come to a negotiated settlement. As of right now, the prospects don't look great that either side is prepared to make the concessions necessary in order to reach an agreement.

[Lisara Fox]

Rubio says a risk of escalation in Ukraine. Russia's war is more real than it was two years ago. U.S. southern Command says it launched a strike on a boat traveling across a known narco terrorist route in the eastern Pacific, killing two. America is listening to Fox News.

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[Lisara Fox]

a former Milwaukee judge back in federal court asking to toss out her conviction of obstruction. ICE agents last year or grant her a new trial.

[Jeff Manasso]

Former Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan was convicted by a jury last year of obstructing ICE agents who were trying to take a criminally illegal immigrant who was in her court on a battery case into custody. She helped sneak the now deported man out a private door. Agents gave chase and arrested him. Dugan's defense team in new arguments asking a judge to reverse her conviction or for a new trial, a request previously denied by the same judge. Prosecutors are demanding the conviction stand. Dugan sentencing for now on hold until a decision is made at a later date. Jeff Manasso, Fox News Judges in Amsterdam

[Lisara Fox]

handing Greenpeace a preliminary victory in an anti intimidation court case.

[Carmen Roberts]

A court in Amsterdam clears the way for Greenpeace to pursue a lawsuit against the fuel pipeline company Energy Transfer. Greenpeace argues a North Dakota lawsuit over protests against the Dakota Access pipeline was intended to silence free speech and damage the group's reputation. A North Dakota jury previously found Greenpeace liable for millions of dollars in damages sought by Energy Transfer. The pipeline company argued Dutch courts had no authority to hear the case, but judges ruled the lawsuit can move forward because Greenpeace is headquartered in Amsterdam. Carmen Roberts, Fox News In February, a

[Lisara Fox]

North Dakota judge said he will order Greenpeace to pay $345 million in damages, a penalty the group says it cannot afford and plans to appeal. Competition regulators in Britain are mandating that Google must allow news sites to opt out of having their content scraped for AI overviews, saying Google must provide publishers with tools to withhold content from its AI services. I'm Lisa Licera. This is FOX News.

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