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Ted Lindner
The president and his glory. At the Kennedy Center, I'm Ted Lindner. Fox News. President Trump reorganized its board and began fundraising efforts after he took office in January to realign the Kennedy Center's vision. The president telling reporters Sunday it's all going his way.
President Donald Trump
This is really a night of joy tonight because of what's happening with this building. It's going to be fantastic. When you see the end product, it's going to be better than it was new, and I think we'll celebrate that. But I will say that our country is doing really well.
Ted Lindner
The president had joked he would resign if he didn't do well. Honorees included actor Sylvester Stallone and singer songwriter George Strait, as well as the rock band Kiss and singer Gloria Gaynor. The Trump administration finished another round of talks with Ukrainian negotiators in Florida over the weekend. No major progress has been made. The president talked about that as well at the Kennedy center and said he's disappointed with Ukrainian leader Zelensky.
President Donald Trump
President Zelensky hasn't yet read the proposal. That was as of a few hours ago. His people love it, but he has it. Russia's fine with it.
Ted Lindner
And the Trump administration finishing that round of talks on Saturday. Meantime, in New York City, in a social media video, Mayor Alex Zoram Mamdani reminds New Yorkers of their rights in case ICE agents begin operations there.
President Donald Trump
We can all stand up to ice. If you know your rights, if you encounter ice, these are the things that every New Yorker should know. First, ICE cannot enter into private spaces like your home, school or private area of your workplace without a judicial warrant signed by a judge.
Ted Lindner
Incoming Mayor Eric Adams promising to cooperate with immigration enforcement operations. When President Trump took office in January and the national average price of regular gas fell over the last couple of weeks, industry analyst Trilby Lumberg of the.
Madeleine Rivera
Lumberg survey gasoline prices dropped an impressive 8 cents per gallon in the past two weeks.
Ted Lindner
With regular grade now at 3:08. America's listening to Fox News.
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Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu says Israel and Hamas are expected to soon move into the second phase of a ceasefire. But first, Hamas has to return the remains of the last hostage held in Gaza. The second phase addresses the disarming of Hamas. Members of Congress want the Pentagon to release the full video of a second strike on an alleged drug boat that killed the survivors as Pete Hegseth continues to face some.
Madeleine Rivera
Heat. Fox's Madeleine Rivera Hegseth sat down with our Lucas Tomlinson yesterday at the Reagan National Defense Forum. Lucas pressed Hegseth about that follow on strike in September that killed two survivors on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean. Hegseth is standing by the second strike that he says Admiral Mitch Bradley.
President Donald Trump
Oversaw. My job was to say execute or don't.
Ted Lindner
Execute. So I was satisfied with the strike.
President Donald Trump
Criteria. From what I understood then and.
Ted Lindner
What I understand now, I fully support that strike. I would have made the same call.
Madeleine Rivera
Myself. Hexath, though, is not committing to releasing the video of this second strike, even though President Trump said last week he supports the footage being.
Ted Lindner
Released. Just a few days after President Trump issued a preemptive pardon for embattled Congressman Henry Cuellar, the president lashed out at the Texas Democrat on his truth social platform. Cuellar announced he is running for reelection as a Democrat. That prompted President Trump to blast him for, in his words, continuing to work with the same radical left scum Cuellar. Speaking of Fox, I'm a Democrat, probably one of the most, if not the most bipartisan Democrat and as I told some of my Republican friends on the House floor, I vote better than some of the Republicans. Cuellar and his wife Imelda, indicted last year on several counts, and a woman fired from her job on the counter to Wisconsin Cinnabon franchise in Ashawanon after making a string of racist comments to a black Somali couple, even throwing the N word into the mix as the couple filmed her warning her that she was going to lose her job. The Cinnabon worker admitting on camera she's a racist while making obscene gestures. Cinnabon saying the ex employees actions do not reflect the values of Cinnabon. I'm Ted.
Madeleine Rivera
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Madeleine Rivera
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Host: Ted Lindner (FOX News Podcasts)
Date: December 8, 2025
This Fox News hourly newscast covers the latest overnight headlines from politics, international affairs, New York City, the economy, military controversies, and domestic incidents. The update spotlights President Donald Trump’s activities at the Kennedy Center, ongoing US-Ukraine diplomacy, ICE and immigration debates in New York City, shifts in gasoline prices, developments in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, scrutiny over a US military strike, and a racially charged incident at a Wisconsin Cinnabon.
This brisk Fox News update packed in developments from the White House, global diplomacy, domestic policy, and headline-grabbing social incidents, reflecting both political maneuverings and the national mood as of early December 2025.