Fox News Hourly Update – 6AM ET | July 10, 2025
Hosted by Fox News Radio, this edition of the Fox News Hourly Update provides a comprehensive overview of the most pressing national and international news stories. Below is a detailed summary of the key topics, discussions, insights, and conclusions presented during the broadcast.
1. President Trump's Imposition of Tariffs on Brazil
Speaker: Chris Foster
Timestamp: [00:03]
The newscast opens with host Chris Foster announcing President Trump's plan to impose a 50% tariff on imports from Brazil. This significant move is part of Trump's broader efforts to address what he terms a "witch hunt" against political figures overseas.
Quote:
"President Trump plans to impose 50% tariffs on imports from Brazil and condemns the prosecution of the former Brazilian president." – Chris Foster [00:03]
Further Details:
Jared Halpern elaborates on the rationale behind the tariffs, linking them to Brazil's "insidious attacks on free elections." The tariffs specifically target the prosecution of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who was accused of attempting a coup after losing the 2022 reelection.
Quote:
"Bolsonaro was accused of attempting a coup after he lost reelection in 2022. President Trump has described the investigation as a witch hunt that should end immediately." – Jared Halpern [00:12]
Trump's approach deviates from how other U.S. trading partners are being addressed, indicating a targeted strategy against Brazil. Additionally, multiple other trading partners are being notified of new charges as part of a reciprocal tariff plan initially outlined in April at the White House.
2. Suspension of Secret Service Agents Over Assassination Attempt
Speaker: Chris Foster
Timestamp: [00:50]
Chris Foster reports that six Secret Service agents are facing suspensions without pay or benefits. This disciplinary action stems from the assassination attempt on President Trump in Pennsylvania a year ago.
Quote:
"Six Secret Service agents are given suspensions without pay or benefits over the Trump assassination attempt in Pennsylvania a year ago this coming Sunday." – Chris Foster [00:50]
The suspensions range from 10 to 42 days, with affected agents experiencing diminished duties upon their return.
3. Houthi Rebels' Attacks and Maritime Rescues
Speaker: Chris Foster
Timestamp: [00:50]
In maritime news, Foster highlights ongoing rescue operations for individuals stranded in the Red Sea following attacks by Houthi rebels. The report includes casualties and the geopolitical implications of these attacks.
Quote:
"There are more rescues today of people in the water for more than 48 hours after their ships sank attacked by Houthi rebels. At least three crew members are dead." – Chris Foster [00:50]
Detailed Report by Jonathan Savage:
Jonathan Savage provides an in-depth account of the situation involving the Greek-operated cargo ship Eternity C, which was attacked by Yemen-based Houthis using rocket-propelled grenades fired from small boats.
Quote:
"Rescue workers have pulled at least six crew members alive from the Red Sea. The Greek operated cargo ship Eternity C was attacked by Yemen based Houthis on Monday night." – Jonathan Savage [01:10]
The Iran-backed Houthis justified their attack by alleging that the ship was heading to Israel. Additionally, the U.S. Embassy in Yemen reports that several crew members have been kidnapped by the rebel group. Another incident on the previous Sunday saw missiles and drones launched at a Liberian-flagged Greek cargo ship, resulting in its sinking.
4. Russian Drone and Missile Attacks on Kyiv
Speaker: Chris Foster
Timestamp: [01:44]
The Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, has reported a latest assault involving drones and missiles launched by Russia, resulting in casualties in the capital city of Kyiv.
Quote:
"Ukraine's President Zelensky says at least two people are killed, 16 injured in an overnight drone and missile attack by Russia in the capital Kyiv a day after what's described as the largest aerial attack of the war so far." – Chris Foster [01:44]
This attack follows what has been characterized as the largest aerial offensive in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, indicating a potential escalation in hostilities.
5. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Strategic Visit to Washington D.C.
Speaker: Chris Foster
Timestamp: [03:08]
Chris Foster transitions to international relations, focusing on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington D.C., which includes a stop at the Pentagon and a meeting with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Quote:
"Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continued his visit to D.C. with a stop at the Pentagon and a meeting with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth." – Chris Foster [03:08]
Discussion with Kevin Uretsky:
Defense Correspondent Kevin Uretsky discusses the strategic implications of Netanyahu's visit, particularly in the context of recent military actions against Iran.
Quote:
"Both the secretary and prime minister reflected on the recent US Strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. After several days of Israeli strikes in Iran, Secretary Hegseth President Trump was very." – Kevin Uretsky [03:14]
An unnamed official praises the effectiveness of Operation Rising Line, highlighting the exceptional skills of the professionals involved.
Quote:
"Clear after 60 days he gave them every opportunity and then Operation Rising Line took place and the skill of your professionals, what was accomplished was absolutely incredible." – Unnamed Official [03:26]
Kevin Uretsky notes that Prime Minister Netanyahu concurred with this assessment, emphasizing the global attention garnered by the operation.
Quote:
"I think the entire world took note. I think Iran took note. I think everybody in the Middle east took note of American resolve and of the strength of our alliance." – Unnamed Official [03:41]
Uretsky summarizes Netanyahu's remarks by likening the operations to the "roar of two lions" resonating worldwide, underscoring the perceived strength and resolve of the U.S.-Israel alliance.
Quote:
"He added that the action was like the roar of two lions being heard around the world." – Kevin Uretsky [03:52]
The segment concludes with confirmation that all parties have been reported safe post-operation.
6. Local News: Los Angeles Tunnel Collapse
Speaker: Chris Foster
Timestamp: [04:00]
Shifting to local news, Chris Foster reports on a tragic tunnel collapse in Los Angeles. The structure, intended to transport treated wastewater across LA County to the Pacific Ocean, has resulted in the entrapment and loss of 31 construction workers.
Quote:
"31 construction workers after a tunnel collapse in Los Angeles being built to carry treated wastewater from across LA county to the Pacific Ocean." – Chris Foster [04:00]
7. Sports Highlight: Phoenix Suns Sign Devin Booker
Speaker: Chris Foster
Timestamp: [04:00]
In the sports segment, Foster covers a major development in the NBA, where the Phoenix Suns have secured their star guard, Devin Booker, with a record contract extension.
Details by Joe Morgan:
Joe Morgan provides an in-depth analysis of the Suns' strategic move to retain Booker, ensuring continuity and stability within the team.
Quote:
"The Suns may be breaking up, but they'll have at least one star for the foreseeable future. The Suns and Devin Booker have agreed to a two year extension worth $145 million according to multiple reports." – Joe Morgan [04:11]
Booker's dedication to the Suns is highlighted, noting his 10-year career with the team and his pivotal role in their 2021 NBA Finals appearance. Despite a disappointing recent season where the Suns missed the playoffs and traded Kevin Durant to the Rockets, the extension with Booker aims to bolster the team's prospects through the 2029-2030 season. Discussions about a possible buyout for Bradley Beal also indicate potential future shifts in the team's roster.
8. Financial Markets Update
Speaker: Chris Foster
Timestamp: [04:51]
Concluding the news segment, Chris Foster provides an update on the financial markets, indicating a downturn ahead of the opening bell on Wall Street.
Market Movements:
- Dow Futures: Down 100 points
- Nasdaq Futures: Down 29 points
- S&P Futures: Down 10 points
Quote:
"Lower ahead of the opening bell on Wall Street. Dow Futures are down 100 points, Nasdaq futures down 29. S&P futures are down 10. I'm Chris Foster, this is Fox News." – Chris Foster [04:51]
This summary encapsulates the key discussions and updates presented in the Fox News Hourly Update on July 10, 2025, providing listeners with a comprehensive overview of national policies, international relations, local incidents, sports developments, and financial market trends.