Fox News Hourly Update – 1PM ET 11/05/2025 Newscast
Date: November 5, 2025
Host: FOX News Podcasts
Episode Overview
This hourly update delivers the latest headlines on major national and international issues for November 5, 2025. Main themes include President Trump’s legal battle over tariffs, ongoing government shutdown fallout, key political reactions after recent elections, breaking local news from Kentucky, emerging medical tech for teen mental health, and unusual bear attacks in Japan.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Supreme Court Considers Trump’s Tariffs (00:02–00:40)
- The Supreme Court hears arguments on the legality and scope of tariffs imposed by President Trump’s administration, particularly those relating to fighting fentanyl and trade emergencies.
- The administration argues the tariffs are an exercise of the president's foreign policy power, not simply a tax measure.
Notable Exchange:
- Solicitor General John Sauer:
"We don't contend that what's being exercised here is the power to tax. It's the power to regulate foreign commerce. These are regulatory tariffs." (00:18)
- Chief Justice John Roberts:
"Who pays the tariffs? If a tariff is imposed on automobiles, who pays them?" (00:33)
- President Trump warns that if the Supreme Court overturns his tariff policy, it could undermine economic stability and weaken presidential negotiating power. (00:40)
2. Government Shutdown and Election Fallout (00:50–01:39)
- The nation enters day 36 of the government shutdown.
- President Trump meets with Senate Republicans and comments on the implications of Democrats’ recent electoral wins.
- The administration is considering eliminating the filibuster to move forward with reopening the government and passing legislation.
Insightful Commentary:
- On public perception and the filibuster:
“Most people don't know about the Senate filibuster. All they know is that Republicans are in charge of both chambers in Congress and the White House and it is now impacting their wallets.” (01:15)
- Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer calls the election results:
"A shellacking for the Republicans and for Donald Trump." (Chuck Schumer, 01:35)
- Schumer and the House minority leader demand a meeting with the President to end the shutdown.
- On local races, Democrat Jacob Fry is projected to win reelection as Minneapolis mayor in a ranked-choice voting system.
3. Kentucky Plane Crash and State Response (02:30–02:59)
- State of Emergency: After a UPS plane crash at Louisville airport kills at least nine and leaves others injured, Kentucky’s governor declares a state of emergency.
- Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg speaks to affected families:
"Please know that everyone in Louisville, myself, all levels of government across the state, the federal level, we are all here for you. We are here to support you, to provide you with the resources that you need." (02:45)
- 16 families are still reporting unaccounted loved ones, and the NTSB is investigating the crash.
4. FDA Approves Depression Device for Teens (03:09–03:48)
- The FDA greenlights widespread use of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) for teens (15+) with severe depression unresponsive to medication.
- TMS, formerly adult-only, is a non-invasive treatment using magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain.
- Statistics highlight the crisis:
“According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 20% of teens in the United States have had at least one major depressive episode.” (Kathleen Maloney, 03:33)
5. Japanese Military Deployed in Bear Crisis (03:48–04:17)
- Troops are sent to northern Akita Prefecture, Japan, amid a surge in fatal bear attacks.
- Over 100 people injured, at least 12 killed since April, with two-thirds of deaths in Akita.
- Bears intrude on schools, stores, and public areas, with attacks reported almost daily in northern regions.
6. Markets Update (04:17–04:28)
- Wall Street sees an upbeat rally:
- Dow is up 316 points.
- NASDAQ rises by at least 41.
- Brief segment sign-off by Lisa Brady for FOX News.
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
- “President Trump calls it life or death for the country.” (Lisa Brady, 00:02)
- "We don't contend that what's being exercised here is the power to tax. It's the power to regulate foreign commerce. These are regulatory tariffs." (Solicitor General John Sauer, 00:18)
- "Who pays the tariffs? If a tariff is imposed on automobiles, who pays them?" (Chief Justice John Roberts, 00:33)
- “Most people don't know about the Senate filibuster. All they know is that Republicans are in charge of both chambers in Congress and the White House and it is now impacting their wallets." (01:15)
- "A shellacking for the Republicans and for Donald Trump." (Chuck Schumer, 01:35)
- “Please know that everyone in Louisville, myself, all levels of government across the state, the federal level, we are all here for you." (Mayor Craig Greenberg, 02:45)
- "According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 20% of teens in the United States have had at least one major depressive episode." (Kathleen Maloney, 03:33)
Timestamps for Important Segments
- 00:02: Supreme Court hears Trump tariff case
- 00:50: Day 36 of government shutdown; post-election political reactions
- 01:35: Democratic leaders respond to election results
- 02:30: State of emergency declared in Kentucky after UPS plane crash
- 03:09: FDA approves TMS for teenage depression
- 03:48: Military responds to bear attacks in Japan
- 04:17: Stock market update
This concise yet detailed coverage highlights the national mood amid political, legal, scientific, and global challenges—mirroring the brisk, urgent tone of Fox News’s flagship newscasts.
