Fox News Hourly Update — 9AM ET 01/14/2026 Newscast

Host: FOX News Podcasts (Dave Anthony, Ainsley Earhart, others)
Date: January 14, 2026
Duration: ~4.5 minutes of news coverage

Episode Overview

This Fox News Hourly Update covers breaking developments on Iran’s crackdown on protesters, escalating US-Iran tensions, the geopolitical status of Greenland, the aftermath of the Venezuelan operation and ongoing ICE protests in Minneapolis, a deadly train disaster in Thailand, Supreme Court cases with big implications for US trade and transgender rights, a rapidly growing US measles outbreak, and early morning Wall Street trading jitters. Reporting is fast-paced, concise, and heavy on direct quotes from officials and sources.

Key Topics and Insights

1. Iran Protest Crackdown & US Response

Timestamps: 00:03 – 00:33

• The Iranian regime plans to intensify crackdowns on ongoing protests, reportedly scheduling “fast trials and executions.”

• President Trump, in a CBS interview and on Truth Social, promises harsh US retaliation should executions proceed.

• Trump’s direct message to Iranian protesters: keep resisting, and US help is imminent.

  Gary Baumgarten: “Very strong action if they do such a thing.” [00:14]
  Lucas Tomlinson: “We will take very strong action.” [00:16]

• A 26-year-old Iranian protester is reportedly set for execution on charges of “crimes against God.”

• The human rights situation is dire; over 2,000 deaths reported by advocacy groups.

2. US Push to Acquire Greenland and Diplomatic Fallout

Timestamps: 00:39 – 01:06

• President Trump publicly argues for a US “takeover” of Greenland, citing national security and NATO benefits.

• The diplomatic standoff intensifies: Greenland and Denmark’s prime ministers reaffirm allegiance to Denmark amid what they call a “geopolitical crisis.”

• Talks scheduled with Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

  Ainsley Earhart: “if they have to choose between the US and Denmark, they choose Denmark.” [00:54]

3. Aftermath of Venezuelan Leader's Capture & Ongoing ICE Protests

Timestamps: 01:06 – 01:53

• Venezuela continues releasing political prisoners after the US captures its leader, Nicolas Maduro; four Americans freed.

• In Minneapolis, anti-ICE protests escalate following the shooting death of Renee Good. Some federal prosecutors resign amid the probe.

• Mayor Jacob Frey denounces ICE actions as “unconstitutional,” emphasizing many targeted immigrants are positive contributors.

  Jacob Frey: “A lot of the people that ICE is picking up right now in our city are not a problem for Minneapolis. They've opened businesses. They've been here for longer than I've been here. They contribute so beautifully and greatly to our city.” [01:40]

4. Thailand Train Disaster

Timestamps: 01:53 – 01:58

• At least 32 dead after a crane crashes onto a derailed passenger train in Thailand.
• Brief update; no additional context provided.

5. Supreme Court Rulings Awaited: Tariffs and Transgender Sports Bans

Timestamps: 02:39 – 03:44

• Major SCOTUS decisions are expected imminently, including whether President Trump could impose tariffs on global imports.

• Trump warns financial ruin if the court rules against him on tariffs:

  “If the court rules against him we’re screwed and would have to pay back hundreds of billions of dollars.” [paraphrased, 02:39]

• The justices also consider state laws banning transgender girls from girls’ sports, with debates centering on science, fairness, and Title IX.

  Michael Williams: “Title IX permits sex separated teams. It does so because biological sex matters in athletics in ways both obvious and undeniable.” [03:06]
  Justice Amy Coney Barrett: “What if a state produced some studies saying, listen, you know, women’s presence in calculus is holding men back because they’re so much more capable and … can just move so much more quickly.” [03:26]

6. US Measles Outbreak Surges

Timestamps: 03:44 – 04:27

• Amid severe flu season, a measles outbreak grows in South Carolina (over 400 cases, 6 vaccinated) and along the Arizona-Utah border (418 cases since August).

• 124 new cases since Friday in South Carolina; last year’s outbreak was the worst since 1991, with three deaths (all unvaccinated).

• Public health officials note resurgence is due to declining vaccinations.

  Gary Baumgarten: “Measles was once considered eliminated from the United States. But a drop off in vaccinations and an ensuing increase of cases is threatening that achievement.” [04:16]

7. Wall Street Opening Drops

Timestamps: 04:27 – 04:36

• Dow and NASDAQ futures both down over 100 points, indicating early market sell-off.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Iran:

  “We will take very strong action.” — Lucas Tomlinson [00:16]

• On Immigration and Community:

  “They’ve opened businesses. They’ve been here for longer than I’ve been here. They contribute so beautifully and greatly to our city.” — Jacob Frey [01:40]

• On Measles Outbreak:

  “Measles was once considered eliminated from the United States. But a drop off in vaccinations and an ensuing increase of cases is threatening that achievement.” — Gary Baumgarten [04:16]

• Supreme Court:

  “Title IX permits sex separated teams. It does so because biological sex matters in athletics in ways both obvious and undeniable.” — Michael Williams [03:06]

• Justice Barrett’s probing hypothetical:

  “Women’s presence in calculus is holding men back because they’re so much more capable and … can just move so much more quickly.” — Justice Amy Coney Barrett [03:26]

Timeline of Major Segments

• 00:03 – 00:33: Iran protest crackdown, Trump’s response
• 00:39 – 01:06: Greenland diplomatic standoff
• 01:06 – 01:53: Venezuela/Maduro operation and Minneapolis ICE protests
• 01:53 – 01:58: Thailand train disaster
• 02:39 – 03:44: SCOTUS tariffs/transgender sports
• 03:44 – 04:27: Measles outbreak
• 04:27 – 04:36: Wall Street update

Summary

This episode delivers a rapid-fire rundown of the top global and domestic news stories, notably the pending Iran crackdown, President Trump’s geopolitical maneuvering for Greenland, US-Venezuelan prisoner releases, controversial ICE encounters, a major Supreme Court day, resurgent measles, and Wall Street’s pre-market warning signs. Key quotes from officials and lawmakers offer insight into government positions and public health concerns, making this a succinct yet information-rich broadcast.