6AM ET 10/10/2025 Newscast

Summary

Fox News Hourly Update – 6AM ET, October 10, 2025

Host: Dave Anthony, FOX News Podcasts
Date: October 10, 2025

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Episode Overview

This episode delivers a concise rundown of the morning’s leading stories, spanning international affairs (the Nobel Peace Prize, Gaza ceasefire), U.S. political developments (President Trump updates, actions against Letitia James), National Guard deployments, and sports headlines. The episode’s tone is brisk and news-focused, maintaining objectivity with an emphasis on recent events.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

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1. Nobel Peace Prize 2025 Announcement

• [00:02] Dave Anthony leads with the Nobel Peace Prize, noting that President Trump, despite hopes from his supporters, did not receive the honor.
• [00:11] The award went to Maria Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition activist recognized for her courage contesting Nicolas Maduro’s rule.
  • Machado remains in hiding due to threats on her life after being blocked from running for president.
  • Context: The U.S. does not recognize Maduro’s presidency and has a $50 million reward for his arrest over alleged drug trafficking.
• Memorable quote:
  • "Machado is being honored for being a Venezuelan opposition activist living in hiding after threats on her life." — Dave Anthony [00:22]

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2. Middle East Peace Developments & Trump’s Role

• [00:22] Discussion of a public statement from families of hostages held by Hamas, asserting that "no leader has done more for peace than the president" (referring to Trump).
• [00:50] Steve Harrigan (from Tel Aviv) updates:
  • Israeli government approved Trump’s peace plan just after 1:00 AM.
  • Israeli Defense Forces are pulling back in Gaza; 53% of the area remains under Israeli control.
  • A 72-hour window begins for Hamas to release all 48 hostages—dead and alive.
• [01:15] President Trump is scheduled to visit the Middle East, including a planned address to the Israeli parliament.
• Memorable quote:
  • "Israeli Defense Forces are pulling back to a predetermined line. About 53% of... Gaza will still be under the control of Israeli forces. And then the clock will start: the next 72 hours... for Hamas to release all 48 hostages, dead and alive." — Steve Harrigan [00:50]

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3. President Trump’s U.S. Activities & Legal Updates

• [01:15] Trump will visit Walter Reed Medical Center for a health checkup and to see U.S. troops.
• [01:15] Legal twist: New York Attorney General Letitia James, who previously won a civil fraud case against Trump, is now herself charged with criminal fraud regarding a mortgage application.
  • James defends herself, calling the charges "baseless" and attributing the prosecution to "political retribution."
  • The substantial fine against Trump from her previous case was overturned on appeal.
• Memorable quote:
  • "These charges are baseless and the president's own public statements make clear that his only goal is political retribution." — Letitia James [01:38]

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4. National Guard Deployments & Domestic Security

• [03:12] A federal judge pauses the National Guard deployment to Chicago, citing lack of evidence for rebellion; Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raul supports the ruling.
  • Hundreds of troops, sent by Texas’ Republican governor, had already arrived.
• Memphis: Tennessee’s Republican governor welcomes National Guard to tackle crime.
• Washington, DC:
  • National Guard deployment (from August) is winding down after President Trump’s crime emergency declaration; over 4,000 arrests reported.
  • Metro Police were briefly under federal authority—this lapsed with Congressional inaction.
• Memorable quote:
  • "More than half the states contributing National Guard troops to the law enforcement initiative in Washington have set target dates for their withdrawal later this fall... Over 4,000 arrests have been made since the deployment began." — Tom Rigotti [03:45]

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5. Market & Sports Updates

• [04:21]
  • U.S. government shutdown: Wall Street rebounds after previous losses; Nasdaq had dropped from a record high.
  • MLB Playoffs:
    • LA Dodgers eliminate the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 in 11 innings, advancing to the NLCS.
    • Chicago Cubs force a Game 5 against the Brewers with a 6-0 win.
  • NFL Thursday Night Football:
    • New York Giants upset defending Super Bowl champs Philadelphia Eagles, 34-17.
• Memorable quote:
  • "The Dodgers beat and eliminated Philadelphia 2 to 1... advancing to the National League Championship Series to play either the Cubs or the Brew. Chicago forced a final game... with a 6 nothing shutout win." — Dave Anthony [04:21]

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Notable Quotes

• "Machado is being honored for being a Venezuelan opposition activist living in hiding after threats on her life."
  — Dave Anthony [00:22]

• "Israeli Defense Forces are pulling back to a predetermined line...then the clock will start: the next 72 hours... for Hamas to release all 48 hostages, dead and alive."
  — Steve Harrigan [00:50]

• "These charges are baseless and the president's own public statements make clear that his only goal is political retribution."
  — Letitia James [01:38]

• "Over 4,000 arrests have been made since the deployment began."
  — Tom Rigotti [03:45]

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Timestamps for Major Segments

• Nobel Peace Prize & Venezuela: [00:02–00:22]
• Gaza Ceasefire & Trump’s Peace Plan: [00:22–01:15]
• Trump Schedule & Letitia James Indictment: [01:15–01:46]
• National Guard Deployments (Chicago, Memphis, DC): [03:12–04:21]
• Market & Sports Updates: [04:21–End]

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Summary Takeaway

This edition of Fox News Hourly Update delivers fast-moving coverage of significant world and national news: Maria Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize, ongoing Mideast peace negotiations, new legal dynamics for Letitia James and President Trump, shifts in National Guard crime initiatives across major U.S. cities, and dramatic MLB and NFL results. The tone is brisk and updates are concise, making it a practical briefing for listeners starting their day.

Transcript

[Dave Anthony]

They just handed out the Nobel Peace Prize. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. And President Trump did not win it like some of his supporters wanted.

[Fox News Anchor]

The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 2025 to Maria Corina Machado.

[Dave Anthony]

Machado is being honored for being a Venezuelan opposition activist living in hiding after threats on her life. She'd been disqualified attempting to run for president against Nicolas Maduro, who the US does not recognize as the legitimate president of Venezuela. Instead, there's a $50 million American reward for Maduro's arrest. He's accused of illegal drug trafficking. Now, President Trump had been nominated. A group of families of hostages Hamas took in Gaza put out a statement this morning that no leader has done more for peace than the president. As the war in Gaza moves toward.

[Steve Harrigan]

A ceasefire, the Israeli government gave approval to Trump's peace plan. Just after one o' clock in the morning, Israeli Defense Forces are pulling back to a predetermined line. About 53% of the country of the part of Gaza will still be under the control of Israeli forces. And then the clock will start the next 72 hours. That's how much time Hamas will have to release all 48 hostages dead and alive.

[Dave Anthony]

Fox's Steve Harrigan in Tel Aviv. The president will go to the Middle east this weekend. He's been invited to address Israel's parliament Sunday. Today, President Trump goes to Walter Reed Medical center to get a health checkup and meet some U.S. troops there. The New York attorney general who won a civil fraud case last year against then candidate Trump and his company Letitia James, is now charged with criminal fraud related to a mortgage application.

[Letitia James]

These charges are baseless and the president's own public statements make clear that his only goal is political retribution.

[Dave Anthony]

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[Dave Anthony]

The National Guard deployment to the Chicago area has been put on hold, blocked for at least two weeks by a federal judge who found no evidence of rebellion. She made the correct decision to enter a temporary restraining order. That's Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raul, a Democrat. Hundreds of troops had already arrived, sent by Texas as a Republican governor. National Guard troops are being deployed in Memphis, welcomed by Tennessee's Republican governor to crime crackdown there. And while that gets underway, a deployment will soon end in Washington that President Trump says has made D.C. safer.

[Tom Rigotti]

More than half the states contributing National Guard troops to the law enforcement initiative in Washington have set target dates for their withdrawal later this fall. The National Guard was activated in D.C. in August after President Trump declared an emergency over crime. The order placed the Metro PD under federal authority for 30 days, then lapsed when Congress did not renew it. But roughly 2,300 Guard members from eight states and D.C. as well as hundreds of federal law enforcement officers remained in the city. Over 4,000 arrests have been made since the deployment began. Tom Rigotti, Fox news on day 10.

[Dave Anthony]

Now of the government shutdown on Wall street, stock futures are rising the day after losses drop the Nasdaq off a record high in the baseball playoffs. The Phillies are out. Pahes breaks his bat. Kirk Ring gotta find it, throws to the plate. Oh my goodness, he throws it away. And the Dodgers have won. That error by the pitcher in the bottom of the 11th inning won the game in the series for Los Angeles. The Dodgers beat and eliminated Philadelphia 2 to 1 on TBS, advancing to the National League Championship Series to play either the Cubs or the Brew. Chicago forced a final game of that series tomorrow with a 6 nothing shutout win. And on Thursday Night Football and upset, the New York Giants beat The Philadelphia Eagles 34 17. The defending Super bowl champions have lost two straights since a 40 start. The Giants are now 2 4. I'm Dave Anthony and this is FOX News. It's Will Kane COUNTRY Watch it live at noon Eastern Monday through [e-mail] or on the Fox News YouTube channel and don't miss the show. Listen and follow the podcast five days a week at Fox newspodcasts.com.com or wherever you download your favorite podcasts.