Fox News Hourly Update – 10PM ET 07/06/2025 Newscast Summary
Release Date: July 7, 2025
The latest episode of the Fox News Hourly Update, hosted by Fox News Radio, provides comprehensive coverage of significant national and international events. This summary encapsulates the key discussions, insights, and conclusions from the episode released on July 7, 2025.
1. Severe Flooding in Kerr County, Texas
The newscast opens with a dire report on the devastating floods in Kerr County, Texas, highlighting the ongoing rescue efforts and the severe impact on the community.
Daria Albinger introduces the segment:
"It's about the last thing they need in Kerr County, Texas, more rain. It's in the forecast though, where searchers are still looking for survivors in the swollen Guadalupe River. Nearly 80 are dead. Dozens are missing."
(00:02)
Bain Froni from Fox Weather provides a detailed weather update:
"Isolated showers and storms are still in our forecast... There is still a lot of rain potential there as we move farther downstream. Many trees have been uprooted farther down the river. Many homes just completely wiped out. All that was left was the foundation and maybe a few porches, but everything here is completely wiped out."
(00:18)
Froni emphasizes the community's resilience:
"Amongst this tragedy, community [is] coming together and trying to help each other in any way that they can."
(00:27)
2. White House and National Response to the Texas Floods
The White House's ongoing efforts to support Texas are thoroughly covered, showcasing the administration's response to the disaster.
Daria Albinger transitions to the White House response:
"The White House is in constant contact with state and local leaders in Texas."
(01:00)
Madeleine Rivera reports on President Trump's statement:
"Melania and I are praying for all the families impacted by this horrible tragedy. Our brave first responders are on site doing what they do best. God bless the families and God bless Texas."
(01:06)
Rivera also mentions Vice President J.D. Vance's remarks:
"Our nation's heart breaks for the victims in Texas and their families. Just an incomprehensible tragedy."
(01:15)
Furthermore, Rivera highlights the actions of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem:
"She's been working with Kerr County leaders and state leaders to make sure they get what they need. She's activated the US Coast Guard and FEMA Resources as well."
(01:25)
3. Fox News Corporate Support for Flood Relief
Fox News demonstrates corporate solidarity by contributing to the relief efforts in Texas.
Daria Albinger announces:
"Fox Corporations made a donation to the community foundation in the Texas Hill Country's Kerr County Flood Relief Fund."
(01:43)
Listeners are encouraged to support the cause:
"Here's how you can help. Visit Go fox.Textbloodrelief. America's listening to FOX News."
(01:47)
4. GOP vs. Democrats on President Trump's Legislative Bill
The episode delves into the political discourse surrounding a significant bill signed by President Trump, highlighting the contrasting viewpoints of Republicans and Democrats.
Daria Albinger sets the stage:
"Democrats still have plenty of complaints when it comes to that one big beautiful bill President Trump signed, but they think it might help them come the midterms. More from Fox's Kevin Uretsky."
(02:31)
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson discusses the bill's economic impact:
"The most important economic part of the bill was making the 2017 Trump tax cuts permanent. The bottom 20% of earners saw their lowest federal tax rate in 40 years."
(02:43)
Johnson further explains the benefits:
"By eliminating taxes on overtime and tips, the average American, the typical American household will have $13,000 more in take-home pay."
(02:50)
In contrast, Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna criticizes the legislation:
"I just don't think that taking away the health care with the Medicaid cuts and food assistance to give the tax breaks for the very wealthy is going to be good for working and middle-class Americans."
(03:10)
Both politicians appeared on FOX News Sunday, reflecting the ongoing partisan debate over the bill's implications.
5. New Attack on Shipping in the Red Sea
Attention shifts to international affairs, specifically a recent attack targeting American shipping in the Red Sea.
Kevin Uretsky introduces the segment:
"There's a new attack on shipping in the Red Sea."
(03:22)
Mike Johnson provides details:
"A group of armed men in small boats firing guns and launching rocket-propelled grenades at an American vessel in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen on Sunday. The crew reported the vessel was taking on water and they were preparing to abandon ship."
(03:27)
He adds:
"So far, there's been no claim of responsibility. But suspicion would point heavily to the Houthi rebels who in solidarity with Hamas, have targeted more than 100 merchant vessels in the last two years, sinking two of them and killing four sailors."
(03:35)
Johnson highlights the economic impact:
"Also greatly reducing the flow of trade through the Red Sea corridor, which typically sees $1 trillion of goods moved through it every year."
(03:45)
Jack Callahan from Fox News concludes the segment:
"This ongoing threat poses significant risks to international trade and maritime security."
(03:50)
6. Israel-Palestine Conflict Updates
The newscast concludes with updates on the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas, including diplomatic efforts and casualties.
Daria Albinger reports:
"Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits the White House tomorrow."
(04:03)
Albinger shares President Trump's stance on a ceasefire:
"President Trump says he's still optimistic a 60-day ceasefire can be put into place this week."
(04:08)
She continues with diplomatic movements:
"An Israeli negotiating team arrived earlier today in Qatar."
(04:12)
Albinger also covers the humanitarian toll:
"Meanwhile, the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says Israeli airstrikes killed at least 38 Palestinians today in Gaza."
(04:18)
She wraps up the segment:
"I'm Daria Albinger. This is FOX News."
(04:28)
Conclusion
The Fox News Hourly Update provides a thorough examination of critical events, from natural disasters and national responses to international conflicts and political debates. By including firsthand reports, official statements, and contrasting viewpoints, the episode delivers a nuanced perspective on the issues shaping the current landscape.