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A new look at today's Minneapolis shooting. I'm Roger Stern. FOX News Bystander video calls into question the government's explanation for why a Border Patrol officer shot and killed a Minneapolis nurse. They say it was because he had a gun, but people have seen the video say they show the nurse pointing a camera, not pointing his gun, which he was licensed to carry. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
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It's a campaign of organized brutality against the people of our state. And today that campaign claimed another life. I've seen the videos from several angles and it's sickening.
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The latest shooting sparking more protests in the Twin Cities. The nation facing a giant winter storm moving from the central southern US to the east. Governor of Arkansas Sarah Huckabee Sanders on fox's Saturday in America explaining her state's readiness.
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A lot of different teams have been working around the clock to keep power on clear roads and assist people who need it. So we've still got I think a long way to go before the end of this storm. But right now just trying to do the best to take care of all the people around Arkansas.
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This comes as other parts of the south also experiencing power outages with over 51,000 in Texas alone. President Trump praised the British troops who fought with other NATO forces in Afghanistan, walking back earlier remarks that were highly criticized by the British. On Thursday, Trump had told the Fox Business Network that he wasn't sure that our NATO partners would be there to support the US and two days of talks involving Ukraine, Russia and the US have wrapped up Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy describing them as constructive and looking at possible parameters for ending the Russia Ukraine war. Russia invaded Ukraine more than three years ago. America is listening to FOX news.
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The FBI has taken two people off its most wanted list and did it in just one day.
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Both of these guys are major gets for the FBI. Let's start with Ryan Wedding, the former Olympian in California yesterday escorted by federal agents after surrendering to authorities in Mexico. That's where the FBI tracked him down and where they believe he was hiding for over a decade while running a massive drug trap trafficking operation. He went from shredding snow to allegedly shipping it from Colombia to the US And Canada for years. FBI Director Cash Patel he flew with Wedding from Mexico to Canada, where he announced his arrest. But he's not the only fugitive the FBI brought back to the US From Mexico yesterday. Agents also captured Alejandro Castillo, wanted on murder charges in North Carolina.
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Fox's Rebecca Castor, a Republican congressman, has attendance record under question Fox's Ryan Schmaltz with a story from Washington.
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House GOP leadership had to keep a vote open this week to wait for Congressman Wesley Hunt to cast the deciding vote, killing Democrats efforts to rein in President Trump's war powers. Hunt has missed numerous votes while campaigning for the Senate in Texas. Hunt did not take questions from reporters after votes this week, but a spokesman for his primary opponent, Senator John Cornyn tells Fox News Hunt is refusing to fight for President Trump's agenda. Hunt has criticized Cornyn's time in office, saying his record on issues like amnesty don't match the president's agenda. In Washington, Ryan Schmell's Fox News US.
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Envoys met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today, urging his government to move into the second phase of the ceasefire in Gaza. The US has sanctioned actions to keep the Trump broker deal moving, but Netanyahu faces domestic political pressure to wait until Hamas returns the remains of of the last hostages in gossip. I'm Roger Stern and this is Fox News.
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Date: January 25, 2026
Host: Roger Stern, FOX News Team
Episode Focus: Latest national and international news updates, focusing on Minneapolis shooting controversy, a massive winter storm, current US political headlines, FBI fugitive arrests, and developments in US foreign policy in Ukraine and Gaza.
This episode delivers concise coverage of the day’s top stories, including a contentious police shooting in Minneapolis, nationwide impacts of a severe winter storm, recent and sensitive political remarks from President Trump, progress in Ukraine peace talks, notable FBI fugitive arrests, challenges within House GOP ranks, and ongoing US diplomatic engagement in the Middle East.
Incident: A Border Patrol officer shot and killed a licensed Minneapolis nurse.
Dispute: Government claims the nurse had a gun; bystander video suggests he was holding a camera instead.
Public Outcry: The shooting has ignited protests in the Twin Cities.
Notable Quote:
"It's a campaign of organized brutality against the people of our state. And today that campaign claimed another life. I've seen the videos from several angles and it's sickening."
Scope: Major winter storm moving east from the central Southern US, affecting power and travel.
Arkansas Response:
Notable Quote:
"A lot of different teams have been working around the clock to keep power on clear roads and assist people who need it. So we've still got I think a long way to go before the end of this storm. But right now just trying to do the best to take care of all the people around Arkansas."
Impact: Over 51,000 power outages reported in Texas.
Breaking News: FBI removes two fugitives from its Most Wanted list in one day.
Notable Quote:
"Both of these guys are major gets for the FBI. Let's start with Ryan Wedding, the former Olympian in California yesterday escorted by federal agents after surrendering to authorities in Mexico. That's where the FBI tracked him down and where they believe he was hiding for over a decade while running a massive drug trafficking operation. He went from shredding snow to allegedly shipping it from Colombia to the US And Canada for years."
Controversy: GOP Congressman Wesley Hunt’s spotty attendance comes to light after he’s needed for a decisive vote blocking Democrats’ War Powers move against President Trump.
Political Tensions: Criticisms from opponent Sen. John Cornyn’s camp that Hunt isn’t supporting Trump’s agenda due to Senate campaigning absences.
Notable Quote:
"House GOP leadership had to keep a vote open this week to wait for Congressman Wesley Hunt to cast the deciding vote, killing Democrats efforts to rein in President Trump's war powers. Hunt has missed numerous votes while campaigning for the Senate in Texas."
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, on Minneapolis shooting videos (00:26):
"It's a campaign of organized brutality... I've seen the videos from several angles and it's sickening."
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, on storm response (00:53):
"We've still got I think a long way to go before the end of this storm. But right now just trying to do the best to take care of all the people around Arkansas."
Rebecca Castor, describing the FBI’s arrests (02:37):
"He went from shredding snow to allegedly shipping it from Colombia to the US And Canada for years."
Ryan Schmaltz, on Congressman Wesley Hunt (03:29):
"House GOP leadership had to keep a vote open this week to wait for Congressman Wesley Hunt to cast the deciding vote, killing Democrats efforts to rein in President Trump's war powers."
This tightly packed newscast provides a fast-moving, prioritized rundown of dramatic national and global headlines—pressing questions on police accountability, severe weather response, American political disputes, international diplomacy, and law enforcement wins. The episode’s tone is urgent, frequently political, and leans on authoritative direct quotes to underscore the gravity of the day’s big stories.