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The peace progress Report. I'm Angelo Bavaro, Fox News. Ukrainian, European and US Allies meeting in Geneva today to talk over a President Trump backed proposal to end Russia's war in Ukraine. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says conversations have been productive.
Fox News Reporter
Rescue workers comb through the remains of an apartment building, recovering more bodies after a large scale Russian attack on a City about 200 miles west of Kiev. The Kremlin stepping up its strikes as the Trump administration kicks negotiations into high gear.
Angelo Bavaro
I would like to get the peace it should have been. It should have happened a long time ago.
Fox News Reporter
Senior members of the administration, including Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff are in Geneva meeting with Ukrainian officials over a plan to end the war. The administration ramping up pressure despite bipartisan and international concern regarding some of the terms.
Angelo Bavaro
FOX is Madeleine Rivera. Israel's military says it launched new airstrikes against Hamas militants in Gaza. Launched launching the attack after claiming an armed terrorist crossed into an Israeli held area and shot at troops in southern Gaza. Israel's military also says it targeted Hezbollah's chief of staff with a strike near Beirut, Lebanon. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announcing a billion dollar TSA investment.
FAA Administrator
According to Noem, the more than $1 billion investment will go to new technology training and advancements in security systems at airport checkpoints across the country. The FAA administrator saying this quote, thanks to the dedication of our air traffic controllers and every FAA employee, we are ready for the holiday rush. And take pride in helping travelers reach their friends and families during this important time of year. Nearly 82 million Americans are expected to travel over the next week. We are keeping our eyes for any major delays.
Angelo Bavaro
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Snooze.
Angelo Bavaro
A bill to allow Republican senators to sue the government has divided Congress.
Ryan Schmell
The House overwhelmingly passing a resolution overturning a provision that allows the Republican senators whose phone records were allegedly looked at because of a January 6 investigation to sue for hundreds of thousands of dollars. The Senate, though, has not taken up the bill yet. As Senator Lindsey Graham passionately defended his ability to potentially sue.
Angelo Bavaro
Is it wrong for me to sue? Is it wrong for any American to sue the government if they violated your rights?
Ryan Schmell
House Republicans say they were blindsided when the provision was included in the funding package to end the government shutdown. On Capitol Hill, Ryan Schmell's FOX News.
Angelo Bavaro
A group of Democratic lawmakers who served in the military or intelligence agencies told service members this past week that they do not need to follow illegal orders.
Democratic Lawmaker
Michigan Democratic Senator Alyssa Slotkin was among the six Democratic members of Congress who put out a video saying members must refuse illegal orders.
Fox News Reporter
No one has to carry out orders that violate the law or our constitution.
Democratic Lawmaker
Democratic Congressman Jason Crow of Colorado couldn't reference a specific order that had been given by the president, but told Fox's.
Ryan Schmell
Martha MacCallum he's also threatened to send the military into Chicago and other cities.
Angelo Bavaro
To, quote, go to war with those cities.
Democratic Lawmaker
President Trump wrote on Truth Social. The video was seditious behavior punishable by death. White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitt said no one wants to see members of Congress executed, but that their video encouraged breaking the military chain of command and that that can lead people being killed. Jessica brosenthal, FOX NEWS well, it's a wicked weekend.
Angelo Bavaro
Ticket sales for the movie Wicked for Good are already soaring. Expected to take in over 150 million bucks in just the first three days. That's already 35% more than the first installment worldwide. It's expected to take home 228 million. That's compared to the 164 million from that first movie. I'm Angelo Bavaro and this is FOX News.
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Host: FOX News Podcasts / Angelo Bavaro
Date: November 23, 2025
This Fox News Hourly Update delivers a rapid-fire summary of the day’s top stories as of 1PM ET. The episode covers ongoing Ukraine peace talks, latest developments in the Israel-Hamas conflict, major US domestic news—including airport security upgrades ahead of holiday travel, Congressional disputes over surveillance and lawsuits, military orders controversy, and entertainment updates on the new "Wicked" movie. Anchored by Angelo Bavaro, the episode features integral reports from field journalists and sound bites from politicians.
| Segment | Start | End | |---------------------------------------------|---------|---------| | Ukraine Peace Talks & Russia Strikes | 00:02 | 00:37 | | Israel-Gaza Strikes, TSA Security Update | 00:55 | 01:51 | | Congressional Surveillance Lawsuit | 02:32 | 03:13 | | Military Orders Controversy & Response | 03:13 | 04:05 | | "Wicked" Box Office | 04:05 | 04:28 |
The episode maintains a brisk, matter-of-fact delivery, with journalistic neutrality and brief bursts of political drama reflecting the urgency and complexity of current world and US domestic affairs.