11PM ET 11/02/2025 Newscast

Summary

Fox News Hourly Update – 11PM ET 11/02/2025 Newscast

Date: November 3, 2025
Host: Ted Lindner (FOX News Podcasts)
Duration of content: ~4:20
Main Theme: A rapid-fire rundown of the top U.S. and global headlines, focusing on the Supreme Court’s impending tariffs case, ongoing government shutdown impacts, the New York City mayoral race, the Middle East hostage crisis, a mass stabbing investigation in the UK, and the Dodgers’ World Series victory.

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Episode Overview

This newscast delivers concise, up-to-the-minute reporting on the biggest stories making headlines late Sunday, November 2nd into Monday, November 3rd, 2025.
The report features statements from President Trump regarding the Supreme Court’s review of his global tariffs, the effect of the ongoing government shutdown on air travel, dynamics in New York’s mayoral race, a significant moment in the Gaza hostage crisis, the aftermath of a UK train stabbing, and a recap of a historic World Series.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Supreme Court Takes Up Trump’s Global Tariffs

• [00:02] President Trump returned to the White House from Mar-a-Lago, announcing he will not attend the upcoming Supreme Court oral arguments on the legality of his international tariffs.
• The Supreme Court will begin these arguments on Wednesday.
• Trump emphasizes the case’s historic significance.
  • Notable Quote:
    • "The national security of our country is at stake. It's the biggest, I think it's one of the biggest decisions in the history of the Supreme Court."
      — President Trump ([00:21])
• Trump states he wants to avoid distracting from the gravity of the hearing by declining to attend in person.

2. Government Shutdown & Air Traffic Controller Crisis

• [00:28] The government shutdown drags into its second month, seriously affecting daily life.
• Air traffic control staffing shortages are delaying flights nationwide, especially at major airports.
  • Reporting from Christina Coleman:
    • Newark Airport:
      • Average flight delays around two hours, with some exceeding three hours ([00:48]).
    • Austin, Texas:
      • Similar delays noted at Austin Bergstrom Airport due to lack of air traffic controllers.
    • Nearly 13,000 air traffic controllers have been working weeks without pay, causing increased financial hardships.
  • Background context:
    • Increased “call-ins” from controllers too stressed or unable to work without payment.

3. New York City Mayoral Race: Sliwa Versus Cuomo

• [01:18] Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa attacks Independent Andrew Cuomo's fitness for office during an appearance on "The Big Weekend" Fox show.
  • Notable Quote:
    • "Responsible for the killing of 15,000 elderly, recommended for perjury charges by both Democrats and Republicans. What would make you think that this man has any ability to lead this city?"
      — Curtis Sliwa ([01:28])
• Cuomo is leading Sliwa in polls but trailing behind Democratic Socialist Zoram Mamdadi.
• Election day is Tuesday.

4. Hostage Crisis in Gaza: Release of Bodies

• [02:32] Hamas turns over three more bodies, believed to be hostages, after locating them in a tunnel in southern Gaza.
  • Trey Yingst reports from Tel Aviv:
    • Thousands of Israelis demonstrate, demanding return of hostages’ bodies. ([02:40])
    • Upon confirmation of the newly released identities, eight hostages’ remains will remain unaccounted for.
    • A ceasefire is currently holding, with isolated Hamas fighters still in conflict zones.
    • Israeli PM Netanyahu acknowledges these events but provides no comment on the possibility of temporary amnesty for the militants.

5. UK Train Stabbing Investigation

• [03:17] Out of two men originally detained, only one remains in custody for the mass stabbing on a UK train.
  • The second, a 35-year-old, was cleared of involvement.
  • Eleven were wounded; several remain hospitalized, one is in critical condition.
  • The suspect is a railway worker praised for his courage in confronting the attacker.

6. Dodgers Win the 2025 World Series

• [03:17] Los Angeles prepares a parade to celebrate their World Series win over the Toronto Blue Jays.
  • The victory marks their first back-to-back championships since the Yankees 25 years ago.
  • Reporting from Steve Harrigan in Toronto:
    • Record global viewership in Japan, Canada, and the U.S. ([03:54])
    • Dodger pitcher Yamamoto named Series MVP.
    • Despite the heartbreak for Blue Jays fans, pride in the team remains strong.
  • Notable Quote:
    • "Some great performances on both sides, but perhaps none greater than Dodgers pitcher Yamamoto and he was named Most Valuable Player."
      — Steve Harrigan ([03:54])

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Notable Quotes

• President Trump on Supreme Court Tariffs Case:
  "The national security of our country is at stake. It's the biggest, I think it's one of the biggest decisions in the history of the Supreme Court." ([00:21])

• Curtis Sliwa on Andrew Cuomo:
  "Responsible for the killing of 15,000 elderly, recommended for perjury charges by both Democrats and Republicans. What would make you think that this man has any ability to lead this city?" ([01:28])

• Steve Harrigan on World Series MVP:
  "Some great performances on both sides, but perhaps none greater than Dodgers pitcher Yamamoto and he was named Most Valuable Player." ([03:54])

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• Supreme Court Tariffs Case: 00:02–00:28
• Government Shutdown/Airport Delays: 00:28–01:18
• NYC Mayoral Race: 01:18–01:41
• Gaza Hostage Updates: 02:32–03:17
• UK Train Stabbing: 03:17–03:54
• World Series Recap: 03:54–04:16

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Tone & Style

• Straightforward, news-first with a mix of sharp reporting and strong direct quotes from political figures and field correspondents.
• Coverage is brisk, focused, and accessible, in the familiar Fox News headline-driven style.

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For listeners seeking a rapid yet detailed update on major developments in U.S. politics, public infrastructure, international crises, city elections, and sports, this newscast offers a punchy, well-sourced summary of the world as it turns into a new week.

Transcript

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The Supreme Court to decide on tariffs. I'm Ted Lindner. FOX News. President Trump returning back to the White House from Mar A Lago tonight aboard Air Force One. He said he will not attend the Supreme Court's upcoming oral arguments concerning the legality of his global tariffs. The high court said to hear arguments on the case starting Wednesday, but the president stressed the impact of the forthcoming decision.

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The national security of our country is at stake. It's the biggest, I think it's one of the biggest decisions in the history of the Supreme Court.

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And the president said he does not want to do anything to deflect the importance of the decision. So he won't be there in person. This all as millions of Americans continue to struggle under the government shutdown now into its second month. One big disruption happening at airports around the nation trying to cope with air traffic control staffing shortages. Fox's Christina Coleman with more for us tonight.

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In New Jersey, the average flight delay at Newark Airport is about two hours and some flights are more than three hours late due to staffing shortages. Now this comes amid a surge in air traffic control calling off of work as they deal with growing financial stress and pressure. Nearly 13,000 air traffic controllers have worked for weeks now without pay due to the government shutdown. And there are also some long flight delays at Austin Bergstrom Airport in Texas due to staffing shortages.

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And Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa thinks former governor and independent mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo is not fit to serve as New York City's next mayor. Speaking on Fox's the Big Weekend show.

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Responsible for the killing of 15,000 elderly recommended for perjury charges by both Democrats and Republicans. What would make you think that this man has any ability to lead this city?

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Nkuomo holds a steady lead over Sliwa, but is polling behind Democrat socialist mayoral candidate Zoram Mamdadi. The city's election day is this Tuesday. America is listening to FOX News.

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Hamas handing over three more bodies it says are hostages found in a tunnel today in southern Gaza. Fox is Trey Inkst with more Thousands.

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Of Israelis gathered in the streets of Tel Aviv to demand that Hamas release the bodies of the hostages still held inside Gaza. Now we are learning from the IDF that three bodies were just released from Gaza by Hamas. Once those identities are confirmed, 8 will still need to be freed from captivity inside Gaza. The ceasefire is holding once again as regional media says there are still pockets of Hamas fighters who are inside areas that are controlled by Israeli forces. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed these reports but did not speak on the possibility that these gunmen could be given temporary amnesty to leave that area.

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And only one man remains in custody in the UK for the mass stabbing attack on a train. Police releasing the other man arrested a 35 year old after determining he had nothing to do with the incident. The attack injured 11, several of whom are still hospitalized, one fighting for his life. The man is a railway worker who police are applauding for his heroic action in trying to stop the horrifying attack. And what a World Series it was in 2025. Fans in Los Angeles gonna honor their World Series champions with a parade on Monday morning. The celebrations though started immediately after the Dodgers beat the Toronto Blue Jays in Game seven of the World Series late on Saturday night or early on Sunday morning.

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This was really a global World Series. It set viewership records in Japan, Canada and the U.S. some great performances on both sides, but perhaps none greater than Dodgers pitcher Yamamoto and he was named Most Valuable player. There were 45,000 screaming blue jays fans here. A lot of them broken hearted today. The ones we talked to said even after the loss they're still proud of their team.

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That's fox's Steve Harrigan from Toronto. The Dodgers beat the Blue Jays to win their first back to back championship since the Yankees did it 25 years ago. I'm Ted Lindner. This is Fox News.

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