10PM ET 07/15/2025 Newscast

Summary

Fox News Hourly Update: Detailed Summary of the 10PM ET Newscast on July 15, 2025

Release Date: July 16, 2025

The Fox News Hourly Update for July 15, 2025, delivered a comprehensive overview of critical events unfolding nationally and internationally. Hosted by Lisa Lacera, the episode covered significant developments in criminal justice, national security, political endorsements, electoral processes, public health, and economic policies. Below is a detailed summary of the key topics discussed, enriched with notable quotes and timestamps for reference.

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1. Apprehension of Suspect in Texas ICE Facility Attack

Timestamp: [00:02] – [00:10]

The newscast opened with breaking news about the capture of Benjamin Song, the suspect wanted for orchestrating an attack on a Texas ICE facility. Lisa Lacera reported:

“He's been caught. I'm Lisa Lacera, Fox News. A suspect wanted in an attack in a Texas ICE facility has been captured.”
— [00:02] Lisa Lacera

Further details were provided by Nancy Larson, the Acting U.S. Attorney, highlighting Song's alleged actions during the July 4th attack:

“Benjamin Song was arrested in Dallas. The 32-year-old wanted for his alleged role in a July 4th attack on the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas. He faces charges including attempted murder of a federal officer, accused of firing two AR15 style rifles at two correctional officers and one Alvarado police officer.”
— [00:10] Nancy Larson

Larson emphasized the swift response of law enforcement and the arrest of Song's co-conspirators:

“Song escaped by hiding overnight after the attack, we were confident he would not remain hidden for long. The 14 individuals who planned and participated in these heinous acts will be prosecuted and we expect justice will be swift.”
— [00:10] Nancy Larson

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2. Withdrawal of National Guard from Los Angeles Amid Immigration Protests

Timestamp: [00:47] – [01:21]

Lisa Lacera transitioned to national security updates, reporting the Pentagon's decision to end the deployment of 2,000 National Guard members in Los Angeles:

“The Pentagon says it's ending the deployment of 2,000 members of the National Guard in Los Angeles who were sent to the city to protect federal buildings and personnel during immigration protests.”
— [00:47] Lisa Lacera

She noted that approximately 4,000 National Guard soldiers and 700 Marines had been stationed in the city since early June to maintain order during ongoing immigration demonstrations.

President Donald Trump's Stance on Federal Leadership:

While in Pittsburgh attending an energy and AI summit, President Trump addressed economic policies, focusing on the Federal Reserve’s leadership. Kristin Goodwin from Fox News shared Trump's remarks:

“I do like the job he's done.”
— [01:16] Kristin Goodwin

Henry Garrido responded, likely referring to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell:

“So in that sense, probably he's not.”
— [01:18] Henry Garrido

Goodwin continued:

“That much of an option.”
— [01:20] Kristin Goodwin

Lisa Lacera summarized Trump's position:

“The president called Powell a stiff and again slammed him for not lowering interest rates.”
— [01:21] Lisa Lacera

Trump also floated the possibility of replacing Powell and suggested Treasury Secretary Scott Besant as a potential successor, signaling a shift in federal economic policy oversight.

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3. Arrest in High-Profile Los Angeles Murder Case

Timestamp: [01:21]

In a sobering update, Lisa Lacera reported the arrest of a 22-year-old man connected to a tragic incident in Los Angeles:

“A 22-year-old man is under arrest in connection with the death of a music supervisor for American Idol and her husband. Robin Kay and Thomas DeLuca were found in their home in the Encino neighborhood of Los Angeles after police conducted a welfare check.”
— [01:21] Lisa Lacera

An American Idol spokesperson expressed condolences, emphasizing Robin Kay’s impact:

“Robyn has been a cornerstone of the Doll family since 2009 and was truly loved and respected by all who came into contact with her.”
— [01:21] Fox News Spokesperson

This development marks a significant moment in the ongoing investigation into the couple's untimely deaths.

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4. Endorsement of Zoran Mamdani in New York City Mayoral Race

Timestamp: [03:05] – [03:45]

Shifting to local politics, Lisa Lacera detailed a pivotal endorsement in the New York City Democratic mayoral race:

“Fox New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdani picks up a key endorsement in his quest to lead the city.”
— [03:05] Lisa Lacera

Zoran Mamdani received support from District Council 37, New York City's largest public employee union, well ahead of the general election. Executive Director Henry Garrido addressed criticisms labeling Mamdani as "radical":

“It is not a radical idea to think about city with free buses. It is not a radical idea to think about a rent freeze.”
— [03:27] Henry Garrido

Mamdani echoed these sentiments, focusing on affordability:

“Mamdani said his candidacy aims to strengthen that message.”
— [03:37] Zoran Mamdani

Garrido reinforced the importance of affordable living in New York:

“What use is it to have the greatest city in the world if New Yorkers can't afford to live here?”
— [03:41] Henry Garrido

The endorsement came on the heels of former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announcing his independent bid for mayor, intensifying the city's electoral race.

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5. Legal Challenge to Pennsylvania's Closed Primaries

Timestamp: [03:57]

Lisa Lacera reported on a significant legal battle in Pennsylvania concerning the state's primary election system:

“Voters in Pennsylvania who want to vote in the state's closed primaries have the state Supreme Court to declare that the current system violates the state constitution's right to free and fair elections.”
— [03:57] Lisa Lacera

A spokesperson for the Secretary of State's office, a party named in the lawsuit, stated that the office is reviewing the case. This challenge underscores ongoing debates about electoral inclusivity and voter accessibility in state primaries.

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6. Global Vaccination Efforts Show Progress

Timestamp: [04:18] – [04:58]

Kristin Goodwin provided an encouraging update on global health initiatives, highlighting advancements in infant vaccination rates:

“According to the UN, 89% of infants born around the world last year received at least one dose of vaccine against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis. That's according to figures published by the World Health Organization and UNICEF, and it is equivalent to about 115 million babies.”
— [04:18] Kristin Goodwin

Goodwin elaborated on the progress:

“That same report shows that the total number of babies getting at least one DPT shot is up by about 171,000 when compared to 2023. Roughly 109 million received all three doses in the regimen. Data also shows that 131 countries have reached goals of seeing nine out of 10 newborns getting that first DPT dose.”
— [04:18] Kristin Goodwin

This significant increase reflects the sustained efforts of global health organizations to combat preventable diseases and improve child health outcomes worldwide.

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7. Closing Remarks

Lisa Lacera concluded the segment, assuring listeners of Fox News’ ongoing coverage:

“Fox is Edmond Brown. I'm Lisa Lacera. This is Fox.”
— [04:58] Lisa Lacera

Note: Advertisements for NetSuite and LegalZoom were aired during the broadcast but have been omitted from this summary as per the guidelines.

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Conclusion

The July 15, 2025, episode of Fox News Hourly Update presented a diverse array of newsworthy topics, from law enforcement successes and national security adjustments to pivotal political endorsements and advancements in global health. The segment underscores Fox News Radio's commitment to providing timely and comprehensive news coverage, ensuring listeners are well-informed on critical issues affecting both national and international landscapes.

Transcript

[Lisa Lacera]

He's been caught. I'm Lisa Lacera, Fox News. A suspect wanted in an attack in a Texas ICE facility has been captured.

[Nancy Larson]

The FBI says Benjamin Song was arrested in Dallas. The 32 year old wanted for his alleged role in a July 4th attack on the Prairieland Detention center in Alvarado, Texas. He faces charges including attempted murder of a federal officer accused of firing two AR15 style rifles at two correctional officers and one Alvarado police officer. And Acting U.S. attorney Nancy Larson explaining in a statement Song's co conspirators were arrested at the scene, adding, though Song escaped by hiding overnight after the attack, we were confident he would not remain hidden for long. The 14 individuals who planned and participated in these heinous acts will be prosecuted and we expect justice will be swift.

[Lisa Lacera]

Fox's Kristin Goodwin. The Pentagon says it's ending the deployment of 2,000 members of the National Guard in Los Angeles who were sent to the city to protect federal buildings and personnel during immigration protests. About 4,000 National Guard soldiers and 700 marines have been in the city since early June. President Trump back from Pittsburgh where he attended an energy and AI summit. Once again he talked about replacing Fed Chair Jerome Powell, floating Treasury Secretary Scott Besant as a possibility.

[Kristin Goodwin]

I do like the job he's done.

[Henry Garrido]

So in that sense, probably he's not.

[Kristin Goodwin]

That much of an option.

[Lisa Lacera]

The president called Powell a stiff and again slammed him for not lowering interest rates. A 22 year old man is under arrest in connection with the death of a music supervisor for American Idol and her husband. Robin Kay and Thomas DeLuca were found in their home in the Encino neighborhood of Los Angeles after police conducted a welfare check. In a statement, an American Idol spokesperson said Robyn has been a cornerstone of the Doll family since 2009 and was truly loved and respected by all who came into contact with her. America is listening to Fox.

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[Lisa Lacera]

Fox New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdani picks up a key endorsement in his quest to lead the city.

[Zoran Mamdani]

New York City's largest public employee Union District Council 37 endorsed Mamdani months ahead of the general election. Executive Director Henry Garrido said the radical label on Mamdani is unfair.

[Henry Garrido]

It is not a radical idea to think about city with free buses. It is not a radical idea to think about a rent freeze.

[Zoran Mamdani]

Mamdani said his candidacy aims to strengthen that message.

[Henry Garrido]

What use is it to have the greatest city in the world if New Yorkers can't afford to live here?

[Zoran Mamdani]

The endorsement came a day after ex New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced he will run for mayor as an independent in November in New York City. Gernall Scott, Fox News In a minute.

[Lisa Lacera]

Voters in Pennsylvania who want to vote in the state's closed primaries have the state Supreme Court to declare that the current system violates the state constitution's right to free and fair elections. A spokesperson for the secretary of state's office, who was named in the suit, said it's reviewing the case. More children around the world are receiving at least some vaccines.

[Kristin Goodwin]

According to the UN, 89% of infants born around the world last year received at least one dose of vaccine against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis. That's according to figures published by the World health organization and UNICEF, and it is equivalent to about 115 million babies. That same report shows that the total number of babies getting at least one DPT shot is up by about 171,000 when compared to 2023. Roughly 109 million received all three doses in the regimen. Data also shows that 131 countries have reached goals of seeing nine out of 10 newborns getting that first DPT dose.

[Lisa Lacera]

FOX is Edmond Brown. I'm Lisa Licera. This is fox.

[Gernall Scott]

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