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Into Day 36 of the government shutdown. I'm Ted Lindner. Fox News. The U.S. dealing with the government shutdown, one of the longest in history. And Congress still stalled on reopening the government. On fox's Sunday Night in America, National Economic Council Chair Kevin Hassett blaming the Democrats for the issue, saying their strategy is doing more harm than good.
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Right now, our estimate of the harm for the current quarter is probably about half a percent lower gdp, which is a real loss for America. I don't really understand what the Democrats are doing and I'm not sure they understand what they're doing now.
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And Democrats directing the blame back at Republicans. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries saying the Trump administration and Republicans are not willing to negotiate as millions of people may be about to lose healthcare access since the GOP won't extend tax credits for the Affordable Care Act. Well, President Trump returning back to the White House from Mar a Lago this weekend aboard Air Force One. He said he's not going to attend this week's Supreme Court's upcoming oral arguments concerning the League of his Global Tariffs. The high court said to hear those arguments Wednesday. The president, though stressing 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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The president says he does not want to do anything to deflect the importance of the decision. So he won't be there in person. And Tuesday is Election Day. Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Lewa thinks former governor and independent mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo is not fit to serve as the next mayor. He spoke on the big weekend show.
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On Fox, 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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Sliwa way behind frontrunner Zoram Mamdani, who's the race leader, Andrew Cuomo coming in second. America's listening to FOX News.
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A powerful 6.3 magnitude earthquake shaking northern Afghanistan before dawn Monday, killing many and injuring hundreds of others, according to the U.S. geological Survey. The quake's epicenter located about 14 miles southwest of Kulm, Afghanistan and struck just before 1am local time in Kabul. The Ministry of Defense announcing that rescue and emergency aid teams have reached the areas affected and began rescue operations. Hamas handing over three more bodies they say are hostages found in a tunnel Sunday in southern Gaza. Fox's Trey Yingst has war on this from Tel Aviv.
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Thousands 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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At least 104 Palestinians were killed in last week's strikes and fans in LA getting set to honor the World Series champions with a parade later this morning. Celebrations, though, started immediately Saturday night after the Dodgers won a thrilling Game 7 over the Toronto Blue Jays. Louisiana planning to honor the world champion Dodgers with that parade starting Monday. Fox's Steve Harrigan reporting from Toronto where the Dodgers beat the Blue Jays to win the first back to back championships in 25 years was really a global.
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World Series that 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 brokenhearted today. The ones we talked to said even after the loss they're still proud of their team.
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Date: November 3, 2025
Host: Ted Lindner, FOX News Podcasts
Duration: ~5 minutes
This newscast covers the 36th day of an ongoing government shutdown, escalating political tensions in Washington, significant global events including a deadly earthquake and updates from the Gaza conflict, and a celebratory note on the Dodgers' historic World Series victory. The episode provides concise, headline-driven reporting with attributions from key political and international figures.
This FOX News Hourly Update delivers a rapid-fire overview of the most significant national and global stories as of November 3, 2025. The episode highlights continued partisan stalemate over the government shutdown, urgent humanitarian crises, ongoing Middle Eastern conflict, and moments of celebration in American sports—capturing the pulse of a complex news day in under five minutes.