Fox News Hourly Update — 11AM ET 01/10/2026 Newscast

Host: Pam Puzzo
Date: January 10, 2026
Podcast: Fox News Radio — Hourly Update

Episode Overview

This hourly newscast delivers a fast-paced summary of breaking news and developing stories from the US and around the world. The episode covers nationwide protests erupting after a fatal ICE shooting, ongoing unrest in Iran and international responses, a mass shooting in Mississippi, an investigation into the US Labor Secretary, new federal efforts to root out misuse of taxpayer dollars, and President Trump’s proposal to cap credit card interest rates.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Protests & Unrest after Fatal Minnesota ICE Shooting

• (00:03–01:00)

  • Civil liberties and migrant rights groups are mobilizing nationwide protests against the fatal shooting of activist Renee Goode in Minnesota by an ICE agent.
  • Demonstrators surrounded a hotel believed to house ICE agents, using drums and whistles as a sleep disruption tactic.
  • Police declared the protest an unlawful assembly at around 10:15 pm.
  • Body camera video is central to the controversy, with conflicting official statements:
    • Vice President J.D. Vance: The shooting was in self-defense.
    • Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey: Publicly condemned the federal agent.

  “Protesters and what you may call rioters surrounded a hotel where they think ICE agents are staying...playing instruments, banging drums and blowing whistles to prevent immigration agents from sleeping or getting rest.”
  — Matt Finn (00:15)

2. Worsening Situation in Iran & US Response

• (01:00–01:35)

  • A sweeping internet blackout in Iran restricts internal and external communications amidst growing unrest.
  • US Secretary of State Marco Rubio: Declared American support for Iranian protestors.
  • President Trump: Warns of "forceful" consequences if the Iranian regime engages in mass violence.
  • Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei: Responds defiantly, rejecting US warnings and influence.

  “So Iran's in big trouble. We're watching the situation very carefully. I've made the statement very strongly that if they start killing people like they have in the past, we will get involved. We'll be hitting them very hard where it hurts.”
  — Donald Trump (01:23)

3. Mass Shooting in Mississippi

• (01:45–02:01)
  • At least six fatalities reported in a mass shooting in West Point, Mississippi.
  • A suspect is currently in custody.

4. Investigation of Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-Deremer

• (02:32–03:18)

  • The New York Post reports allegations that Labor Secretary Chavez-Deremer abused her position through an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate.
  • Allegations include visits by the subordinate to her DC apartment and hotel room.
  • Inspector General has launched a formal investigation.
  • White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers labels allegations “baseless.” No comment from Chavez-Deremer herself yet.

  “The New York Post...reports the labor secretary has allegedly been abusing her position by pursuing an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate.”
  — Deborah Valentine (02:36)

5. Federal Crackdown on Fraudulent Use of Taxpayer Dollars

• (03:18–03:51)

  • In response to a growing number of fraud allegations, particularly in Minnesota, the Trump administration is establishing a new Assistant Attorney General post.
  • The new office will report directly to the president, set priorities and legislative proposals, and work to close "systematic vulnerabilities."

  “...top Republicans believe will show that Minnesota is just a tiny part of a very big problem...”
  — Donald Trump (03:26)

6. President Trump’s Credit Card Rate Cap Proposal

• (03:51–04:21)

  • President Trump calls for a 10% one-year cap on credit card rates, aiming for implementation later in January.
  • Banking groups criticize the plan, warning it could restrict access to credit for lower-income consumers.
  • US credit card interest rates hit a record 24% in 2024.

  “The president is calling for a 10% one year cap on credit card rates. He wants the cap to begin later this month.”
  — Chris DiMeo (03:55)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Matt Finn on Minnesota protests (00:15):
  “Protesters...playing instruments, banging drums and blowing whistles to prevent immigration agents from sleeping.”

• Donald Trump on Iran (01:23):
  “We will get involved. We'll be hitting them very hard where it hurts.”

• Deborah Valentine on Labor Secretary Allegations (02:36):
  “The New York Post...reports the labor secretary has allegedly been abusing her position by pursuing an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate.”

• Chris DiMeo on Interest Rates (03:55):
  “The president is calling for a 10% one year cap on credit card rates. He wants the cap to begin later this month.”

Major Segments & Timestamps

• Minnesota ICE Protests & Shooting: 00:03–01:00
• Iran Unrest & U.S. Reaction: 01:00–01:45
• Mississippi Mass Shooting: 01:45–02:01
• Labor Secretary Investigation: 02:32–03:18
• Federal Fraud Crackdown: 03:18–03:51
• Credit Card Rate Cap Proposal: 03:51–04:21

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