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Gun and rocket fire don't end the ceasefire. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX News.
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Either way, it's going to be, it's going to be handled properly.
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That's President Trump with reporters on Air Force One.
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Is the ceasefire still in place?
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Yeah, it is. Yes.
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Fox's Rich Edson to the White House.
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Two Israeli soldiers were killed after attacks. Israel responded with about 100 airstrikes. The Israeli government says that Hamas militants emerged from a tunnel, fired an anti tank rocket at one of its positions. The IDF says it will respond forcefully to any violation of the ceasefire agreement. Hamas leaders claim they had no knowledge of the attack.
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And Palestinian officials say the Israeli strikes killed at least 36 people in Gaza. As Israel still waits for the remains of 16 more dead hostages not yet turned over by Hamas back to the president on Air Force One. He also reacted to Saturday's no Kings anti Trump rallies.
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I'm not a king. I work my off to make our country great. That's all it is. I'm not a king at all.
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He also called the protests very small and ineffective and not represent representative of the people of our country.
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We cannot just stand by and let.
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This person ruin this wonderful country that we have.
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She was at the Los Angeles demonstration. No Kings organizers say about 7 million people protested. It is day 20 of the government shutdown. And as the standoff over funding continues in Congress, federal workers have deemed essential have to keep working without pay, including air traffic controllers. Some have called out sick. And over the weekend, there were more than 13,000 flight delays, another 800 this morning. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy just told Fox.
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I think what you might see is more disruptions in travel as more of them look to say how do I, how do I bridge the gap between the check that's not coming and putting food on my table? And we've heard they're taking Uber jobs. They're doing doordash.
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Amazon says it's making progress getting web services fully restored after an early morning outage affected popular sites and apps, causing disruptions that could still linger as operations ramp back up. America's listening to FOX News.
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Back to President Trump on Air Force One. He says another country is facing new US Tariffs on imports as punishment. Colombia, they don't have anything to do.
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With their fight against drugs.
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President Trump is furious with Colombian President Gustavo Petro, calling him an illegal drug leader and cutting off aid payments to the South American country. The tension coming from a US Strike on an alleged drug carrying vessel believed to be associated with a Colombian leftist rebel group. Three people on board were killed, Petro calling the strike murder. But President Trump blamed Petro for encouraging the mass production of illegal drugs. And now he's expected to announce new tariffs on Colombia, which is a major exporter of coffee, crude petroleum and fruits. Jill Nadeau, Fox News.
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Now that George Santos is out of prison after President Trump commuted his sentence, the Republican who was expelled from Congress over fraud allegations and then convicted tells Fox I have a lot to prove to a lot of people and I have to make sure President Trump understands that I am not going to disappoint him. Santos served just three months of a seven year sentence and is back on Cameo being paid to make personalized messages on Wall Street. Stock futures are rising so the Dow, the NASDAQ could add to last week's gains. And the baseball playoffs pop.
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Buckle up for game seven tomorrow night. What more could baseball fans ask for On Fox Sports 1 last night, the Toronto Blue Jays won a must win, Game six at home against the Seattle Mariners six to two to force a winner take all Game seven tonight in Toronto. Whoever wins will go to the World Series and take on the Los Angeles Dodgers. The World Series starts Friday.
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That's Fox's Jared Max in the NFL on EPIC COMEBACK. Down 19 nothing after three quarters, the Denver Broncos rallied to beat the New York Giants 3332 on a last second field goal. New York's other team, the jets, remain winless after losing to Carolina. Kansas City shut out Las Vegas on Sunday night. San Francisco beat Atlanta. I'm Dave Anthony. This is FOX News.
Host: FOX News Podcasts
Date: October 20, 2025
Episode Theme:
A concise roundup of the top national and international news stories, with a focus on breaking events in the Middle East, US domestic politics, the ongoing government shutdown, major tech outages, international tensions, and sports highlights.
"Either way, it's going to be, it's going to be handled properly." (President Trump, 00:08)
"Yeah, it is. Yes." (President Trump, 00:14—on whether the ceasefire holds)
"I'm not a king. I work my off to make our country great. That's all it is. I'm not a king at all." (President Trump, 00:53)
"We cannot just stand by and let..." (Unnamed protester, 01:04)
"...this person ruin this wonderful country that we have." (Unnamed protester, 01:07)
"I think what you might see is more disruptions in travel as more of them look to say how do I, how do I bridge the gap between the check that's not coming and putting food on my table? And we've heard they're taking Uber jobs. They're doing DoorDash." (Sean Duffy, 01:33)
"Colombia, they don't have anything to do with their fight against drugs." (President Trump, 02:24)
"I have a lot to prove to a lot of people and I have to make sure President Trump understands that I am not going to disappoint him." (George Santos, 03:04)
"Buckle up for game seven tomorrow night. What more could baseball fans ask for..." (Fox’s Jared Max, 03:35)
President Trump on the Ceasefire:
"Either way, it’s going to be handled properly." (00:08)
President Trump on Protests:
"I'm not a king. I work my off to make our country great... I'm not a king at all." (00:53)
LA Protester:
"We cannot just stand by and let... this person ruin this wonderful country that we have." (01:04–01:07)
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy:
"What you might see is more disruptions in travel as more of them look to say how do I, how do I bridge the gap between the check that’s not coming and putting food on my table?" (01:33)
George Santos:
"I have a lot to prove to a lot of people and I have to make sure President Trump understands that I am not going to disappoint him." (03:04)
This episode efficiently weaves through breaking and ongoing stories: renewed violence and political stakes in the Israel-Hamas conflict; domestic unrest with ongoing anti-Trump protests and a deepening government shutdown impacting key workers and air travel; escalating US-Colombia friction linked to drug policy and trade; a high-profile commutation for George Santos; and a punchy rundown of financial markets and sports, highlighting pivotal moments in playoffs and the NFL. Each story is approached with Fox’s signature brisk, urgent tone, often letting newsmakers speak directly and interspersing quick, memorable quotes for added texture.