10PM ET 09/06/2025 Newscast

Summary

Fox News Hourly Update — 10PM ET, 09/06/2025 Newscast

Date: September 7, 2025
Host: Daria Albinger (FOX News)
Theme: National news update covering President Trump’s policy on ICE raids in Chicago, a major factory raid in Georgia, diplomatic reactions, Hurricane Kiko approaching Hawaii, the spike in TB cases across the U.S., and a record Powerball drawing.

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Overview

This episode delivers a fast-paced briefing on major headlines of the day. President Trump’s renewed focus on immigration enforcement drew sharp criticism in Chicago, with controversial rhetoric dominating political discourse. Updates followed from a massive ICE raid at a Hyundai factory in Georgia and its diplomatic fallout with South Korea. The broadcast also tracked Hurricane Kiko’s advance toward Hawaii, reported the spread of tuberculosis cases in several states, and closed out with a reminder of a record-breaking Powerball jackpot.

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Key Stories & Segments

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1. ICE Raids and Political Clashes in Chicago

[00:02 – 01:00]

• ICE Deployment in Chicago:
  President Trump’s decision to send ICE agents to Chicago stirs controversy, especially given planned city events.
• Presidential Rhetoric:
  Trump’s Truth Social post, titled “Chi Pocalypse Now,” references “I love the smell of deportations in the morning Chicago. About to find out why it's called the Department of War,” mimicking the film “Apocalypse Now.”
  • [00:19, Fox News Reporter]: "President Trump has forced himself back in the headlines... The post channels Robert Duvall in Apocalypse now. Titled Chi Pocalypse now, it reads, 'I love the smell of deportations in the morning Chicago. About to find out why it's called the Department of War.'"
• Democratic Response:
  • Senator Tammy Duckworth calls Trump a “draft dodger,” while Senator Dick Durbin describes Trump’s words as “an embarrassment and disgusting.”
  • [00:43, Sen. Dick Durbin]: "The terrible things that the president of the United States is saying about using troops in the Department of War in the city of Chicago is an embarrassment and disgusting."
• Local Reaction:
  Nearly 200 protesters gather at a naval station being used as an ICE logistical hub.
  • [00:51, Fox News Reporter]: “A little shy of 200 protesters have gathered... because ICE is using it as a logistical hub.”

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2. Large-Scale ICE Raid at Hyundai Factory, Georgia

[01:00 – 01:42]

• Scope of Arrests:
  ICE agents raid a Hyundai factory in Georgia, arresting hundreds. The operation followed months of investigation.
  • [01:00, Daria Albinger]: "ICE agents made hundreds of arrests as they raided a Hyundai factory in Georgia."
• Company & Diplomatic Response:
  Hyundai claims none of the arrested worked directly for them. Most detainees are from South Korea.
  • South Korea’s Foreign Ministry protests:
    • [01:31, Spokesperson]: “The economic activities of our companies investing in the United States and the interest of our citizens must not be unduly violated during the course of US Law enforcement.”
• White House Statement:
  Any foreign workers for specific projects must enter the US legally and have proper work authorization.
  • [01:42, Fox News Correspondent]: "Any foreign workers brought in for specific projects must enter the United States legally and with proper work authorizations."
• Continuing Operations:
  The immigration mission is expected to continue.

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3. Hurricane Kiko Approaches Hawaii

[03:10 – 03:52]

• Emergency Declaration:
  Hawaii declares a state of emergency as Hurricane Kiko nears. The storm is forecasted to weaken before approaching but could still cause dangerous surf and heavy rains.
  • [03:10, Fox News Reporter]: "Hurricane Kiko's close approach has prompted Hawaii to declare a state of emergency... may still remain a powerful tropical storm bringing heavy rain and large, dangerous surf."
• State Preparation:
  Road crews are clearing drains; State Transportation Director Ed Sniffen stresses careful preparation.
  • [03:39, Ed Sniffen]: "We're making sure that our staff and our equipment are all ready and we'll make sure that the system is as prepared as possible for the winds and the rains that are coming."
• Storm Track:
  Current forecasts predict the storm will pass north of Hawaii, but swells will begin affecting the Big Island as early as tomorrow.

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4. Tuberculosis Spike in the U.S.

[03:52 – 04:57]

• Recent Cases:
  Three active cases reported in Maine; additional cases found in California and Michigan.
  • [04:14, Pam Puso]: “Three active cases of tuberculosis have been reported in Maine... Cases have also been detected recently in California and Michigan.”
• Severity and Context:
  TB is the world’s deadliest infectious disease, according to the WHO. U.S. cases are rising since 2021 after decades of decline.
  • [04:14, Pam Puso]: “TB isn't as contagious as COVID 19 or the flu, but it is the world's deadliest infectious disease, killing more than a million people a year, according to the World Health Organization.”
• Health Officials’ Response:
  Efforts underway in affected areas to track possible exposure.

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5. Record Powerball Drawing

[04:57 – 05:07]

• Jackpot News:
  Powerball drawing scheduled for tonight with the prize over $1 billion.
  • [04:57, Fox News Reporter/Roger Stern]: “The Powerball drawing is tonight and one lucky winner could get more than $1 billion.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “I love the smell of deportations in the morning Chicago. About to find out why it's called the Department of War.”
  President Trump (via Truth Social), referenced by Fox News Reporter at [00:19]

• “The terrible things that the president of the United States is saying about using troops in the Department of War in the city of Chicago is an embarrassment and disgusting.”
  Senator Dick Durbin [00:43]

• “The economic activities of our companies investing in the United States and the interest of our citizens must not be unduly violated during the course of US Law enforcement.”
  South Korean Foreign Ministry Spokesperson [01:31]

• “TB isn't as contagious as COVID 19 or the flu, but it is the world's deadliest infectious disease, killing more than a million people a year...”
  Pam Puso [04:14]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• ICE and Chicago Politics: 00:02 – 01:00
• Hyundai Factory Raid & Diplomatic Fallout: 01:00 – 01:42
• White House Statement on Foreign Workers: 01:42 – 01:52
• Hurricane Kiko Preparations: 03:10 – 03:52
• Tuberculosis Cases Spike: 03:52 – 04:57
• Powerball Jackpot Update: 04:57 – 05:07

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Summary:
This Fox News newscast focused on the ongoing immigration crackdown and its political ripple effects, a contentious factory raid with global implications, natural disaster preparedness in Hawaii, emerging public health threats, and high-stakes lottery fever—all encapsulated in a concise but information-rich format. Attentive to both domestic policy and international reactions, the episode captured the mood and urgency of a rapidly shifting news environment.

Transcript

[Daria Albinger]

Chicago prayers for an ice storm. I'm Daria Albinger, Fox News. Windy City is used to ice storms of the weather variety. But Chicago officials aren't happy that President Trump is sending Immigrations and Customs Enforcement or ICE agents to the city, especially with what's going on this weekend.

[Fox News Reporter]

President Trump has forced himself back in the headlines and is drawing the ire of Illinois Democrats with a post on Truth Social. The post channels Robert Duvall in Apocalypse now. Titled Chi Pocalypse now, it reads, I love the smell of deportations in the morning Chicago. About to find out why it's called the Department of War. Senator Tammy Duckworth blasted back, called the president a draft dodger. Senator Durbin slammed the post as well.

[Senator Dick Durbin]

The terrible things that the president of the United States is saying about using troops in the Department of War in the city of Chicago is an embarrassment and disgusting.

[Fox News Reporter]

A little shy of 200 protesters have gathered and the reason they're gathering at the naval station is because ICE is using it as a logistical hub.

[Daria Albinger]

That's Fox's Mike Tobin in Chicago. I ICE agents made hundreds of arrests as they raided a Hyundai factory in Georgia. Fox's Madison Scarpino in Savannah.

[Fox News Correspondent]

Officials say it was a result of a months long investigation into illegal workers. But Hyundai says that none of the hundreds arrested directly worked for the motor company. But the majority of those detained were from South Korea. And South Korea's foreign ministry is not happy.

[South Korean Foreign Ministry Spokesperson]

The economic activities of our companies investing in the United States and the interest of our citizens must not be unduly violated during the course of US Law enforcement.

[Fox News Correspondent]

A White House spokesperson saying in part, quote, any foreign workers brought in for specific projects must enter the United States legally and with proper work authorizations.

[Daria Albinger]

The mission's expected to continue. America's listening to FOX News.

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[Fox News Reporter]

Hurricane Kiko's close approach has prompted Hawaii to declare a state of emergency. Forecasts are still confident the storm will weaken considerably by the time it gets close early next week, but it may still remain a powerful tropical storm bringing heavy rain and large, dangerous surfs. Great crews are out clearing drains and trying to make sure roads will be passable in the days ahead. State Transportation Director Ed Sniffen says the goal now is all about prep.

[Ed Sniffen]

We are keeping abreast of the storm and the conditions that are coming. We're making sure that our staff and our equipment are all ready and we'll make sure that the system is as prepared as possible for the winds and the rains that are coming.

[Fox News Reporter]

The current forecast track indicates the storm will likely pass just to the north of Hawaii on Tuesday, and the odds of a direct landing landfall strike are very low. But large swells are expected to begin affecting the Big island as early as tomorrow. Cases of potentially deadly diseases are ticking up across the country. Fox's Pam Puso with the story.

[Pam Puso]

Three active cases of tuberculosis have been reported in Maine. That has health officials reaching out to people in the greater Portland area who may have come into contact with the infected patients. Health officials say each case appears to have been contracted from a separate source. Cases have also been detected recently in California and Michigan. TB isn't as contagious as COVID 19 or the flu, but it is the world's deadliest infectious disease, killing more than a million people a year, according to the World Health Organization. After decades of decline, TB cases in the US started going up in 2021. Pam Huso, Fox News the Powerball drawing.

[Fox News Reporter]

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