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Carmen Roberts
Another ceasefire stress test. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. U.S. military struck Iran today.
Jennifer Griffin
The airstrikes involving U.S. warplanes lasted about one hour. U.S. central Command issued the following statement. U.S. forces conducted strikes against Iran as a powerful response to yesterday's attack on a commercial ship that was transiting the Strait of Hormuz. US Aircraft struck Iranian missile and drone storage locations and coastal radar sites.
Carmen Roberts
That's fox's Jennifer Griffin in Washington. And this is the most significant test yet to last week's memorandum of understanding. It was set out to begin peace negotiations and reopen that pivotal waterway. Iran's state media cites Iran's Revolutionary Guards as warning that any further US Attacks will draw a broader response. The case against a man accused of starting last year's deadly Palisades fire ends in a mistrial. Fox's William Law Jeunesse reports from Los Angeles.
William Law Jeunesse
Two jurors prepared to convict a accused arsonist, Jonathan Rinderkinesht 10 saying they would not a standstill with every juror refusing to budge. Prosecutors claiming that Rinderknecht not only started the tiny Lockman fire, but held him responsible for the deadly Palisades fire a week later despite firefighters saying they had put it out. The theory being that high winds reignited that first fire, causing the second. For some jurors, that's a stretch. Prosecutors did not have any physical evidence, no accelerant and no witness. They did have cell phone location data and video evidence that put Rinder Knesht at The ignition point 13 seconds after the fire started.
Carmen Roberts
And the Utah judge in the murder case over Charlie Kirk's killing held prosecutors in contempt of court today over comments they made about the defendant, Tyler Robinson. To the media, the judge said that violated his gag order. America's listening to FOX News.
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Carmen Roberts
former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to retaining classified documents. Fox's Mike Emanuel reports.
Mike Emanuel
Former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton pleading guilty to one count of unlawful retention of national defense information. Bolton told Judge Theodore Chuang he was sorry for it. Prosecutors are recommending Bolton face up to five years in prison and a fine of $2.25 million, the Justice Department says. In 2018-2019, Bolton emailed more than a thousand pages information about his day to day activities as national security adviser, including top secret information to two family members. Neither person was authorized to receive it. That information included notes Bolton compiled for a book critical of President Trump. But prosecutors say he didn't include any of the top secret information in the
Carmen Roberts
book and Bolton sentencing is expected on October 28th. President Trump is sounding the alarm on the rise of Democratic socialists scoring election wins.
President Trump
Speaking to the Faith and Freedom Coalition, President Trump drew little contrast between progressive Democratic socialists and communism.
Faith and Freedom Coalition Speaker
This is the most serious threat to our country since its existence, in my opinion, 250 years ago. This is a major threat to our
President Trump
country, the president says. Democratic leaders won't fight for their party.
Faith and Freedom Coalition Speaker
If they fought them the way they fight Republicans or the way they fight me, they'd be victorious.
President Trump
Three Democratic socialist candidates, backed by Mayor Zoran Mamdani, swept Democratic congressional primaries in New York City this week at the White House.
Carmen Roberts
Halpern Fox News and gas prices keep slipping as oil prices fall. AAA says the national average is 392 a gallon. That is down 57 cents over the past month and is now less than a dollar higher than before the war started. It was at $2.98 when that happened. U.S. crude closed 2% lower today in New York at 69.3 a barrel.
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Date: June 27, 2026
Host: Carmen Roberts
Reporters: Jennifer Griffin, William La Jeunesse, Mike Emanuel
Special Segment: President Trump at the Faith and Freedom Coalition
This episode delivers an intense snapshot of unfolding global and domestic events from escalating U.S.-Iran tensions to high-profile legal developments and shifts in American politics. Key reports focus on U.S. military action in the Middle East, judicial drama in California and Utah, a guilty plea from a former National Security Adviser, President Trump's warnings about Democratic socialists, and a positive note on falling gas prices.
[00:03] – [00:32]
Notable Quote:
“U.S. central Command issued the following statement. U.S. forces conducted strikes against Iran as a powerful response to yesterday's attack on a commercial ship that was transiting the Strait of Hormuz.”
— Jennifer Griffin [00:16]
[01:01] – [01:44]
Notable Quote:
“Prosecutors claiming that Rinderknecht not only started the tiny Lockman fire, but held him responsible for the deadly Palisades fire a week later despite firefighters saying they had put it out. The theory being that high winds reignited that first fire, causing the second. For some jurors, that's a stretch.”
— William La Jeunesse [01:17]
[01:44] – [02:00]
[03:01] – [03:51]
Notable Quote:
“Bolton told Judge Theodore Chuang he was sorry for it. Prosecutors are recommending Bolton face up to five years in prison and a fine of $2.25 million.”
— Mike Emanuel [03:17]
[04:01] – [04:36]
Notable Quotes:
“This is the most serious threat to our country since its existence, in my opinion, 250 years ago. This is a major threat to our country.”
— President Trump (via Faith and Freedom Coalition speaker) [04:10–04:17]
“If they fought them the way they fight Republicans or the way they fight me, they'd be victorious.”
— President Trump (via Faith and Freedom Coalition speaker) [04:21]
[04:36] – [04:58]
On the U.S. Iran Strike:
“This is the most significant test yet to last week's memorandum of understanding... set out to begin peace negotiations and reopen that pivotal waterway.”
— Carmen Roberts [00:32]
On Jury Deadlock:
“Two jurors prepared to convict a accused arsonist, Jonathan Rinderknesht 10 saying they would not a standstill with every juror refusing to budge.”
— William La Jeunesse [01:02]
On Gas Prices:
“That is down 57 cents over the past month and is now less than a dollar higher than before the war started.”
— Carmen Roberts [04:41]
This summary is intended to highlight events and themes presented in the 8PM ET 06/26/2026 newscast. For full details, listen to the original episode on Fox News Radio.