At least six people were killed in a series of related shootings in eastern Mississippi

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update – January 10, 2026

Host: Pam Puso, FOX News Podcasts
Main Focus: Nationwide protests over an ICE shooting in Minneapolis, political response, US-Venezuela oil talks, Mississippi mass shooting update, Iran unrest, and major legal/political developments.

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Episode Overview

This episode delivers a fast-paced roundup of breaking national and international news, focusing primarily on unrest and protest across the US following a fatal ICE incident in Minneapolis. The report also covers escalating tensions in Iran, high-profile political meetings and investigations, and judicial and economic updates from Washington.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Nationwide Protests After Minneapolis ICE Shooting

• Coverage: Over a thousand protests are planned nationwide after an ICE agent shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis.
• Political Response: Rep. Ilhan Omar and other Democratic lawmakers arrived at the Minneapolis federal building to demand entry and show support for demonstrators.
• Escalation: Reports of rioting, including property damage and anti-ICE graffiti at a downtown depot and a hotel believed to house federal agents.

Notable Quote:

“Congresswoman Omar along with other Democratic congresswomen basically showed up to that location and asked for entry. But here in downtown Minneapolis, there was a massive crowd of protesters, even rioters who gathered outside of a hotel…”
— Bill Melusion [00:22]

Memorable Moment:

“A smaller group of protesters broke into the depot downtown, tossing around furniture while spray painting anti ICE messages.”
— Garrett Tenney [01:05]

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2. President Trump Meets Oil Executives on Venezuela

• Event: President Trump convenes oil industry leaders at the White House regarding US-Venezuela oil interests.
• Policy Direction: Trump touts anticipated oil investments as a win for both countries.

Notable Quote:

“They're going to be going in with hundreds of billions of dollars in drilling oil and it's good for Venezuela and it's great for the United States. A lot of money is going to be made.”
— President Donald Trump [01:20]

• Background: Post-Maduro, Venezuela shifts oil trade focus from China to potential US markets. Exxon's CEO emphasizes the need for groundwork before market reentry.

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3. Mass Shooting in Mississippi – Suspect in Custody

• Update: Authorities have detained a suspect following a deadly string of related shootings in eastern Mississippi, resulting in at least six deaths.
• Details: Brief coverage, pending further developments.
  (No quotes or direct statements provided on this segment.)

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4. Continued Unrest in Iran and US Response

• Crisis: Iranian authorities impose a sweeping internet blackout to limit protest communication.
• International Statement: Secretary of State Marco Rubio and President Trump express support for Iranian protesters. US threatens strong retaliation if Iranian regime repeats past mass violence.

Notable Quote:

“I've made the statement very strongly that if they start killing people like they have in the past, we will get involved. We'll be hitting them very hard where it hurts.”
— President Donald Trump [03:00]

• Iranian Response: Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei dismisses US comments, pledging to resist external influence.

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5. Investigation of Labor Secretary Lori Chavez Darimer

• Allegation: The Labor Secretary is under investigation for allegedly abusing her position to pursue an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate.
• Details: Claims involve private meetings in DC and on work travel, under Inspector General review. The White House labels the allegations as baseless; the Secretary has not commented.

Notable Quote:

“The New York Post, citing sources... reports the labor secretary has allegedly been abusing her position by pursuing an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate.”
— Deborah Valentine [03:28]

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6. Legal Setback for the Trump Administration

• Court Decision: A federal judge blocks the Trump administration from enforcing most of an executive order targeting vote-by-mail states, specifically Washington and Oregon.
• Implication: The ruling hampers efforts to require citizenship verification for voters.
• On Other Issues: President Trump proposes a cap of 10% on credit card interest rates, but banking sector pushback continues.

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Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• “Congresswoman Omar and the other congresswoman are at a base where federal immigration agents have been posted up... protesters are gathering to protest their presence here.”
  — Bill Melusion [00:22]

• “They're going to be going in with hundreds of billions of dollars in drilling oil and it's good for Venezuela and it's great for the United States.”
  — President Donald Trump [01:20]

• “I've made the statement very strongly that if they start killing people like they have in the past, we will get involved.”
  — President Donald Trump [03:00]

• “The New York Post, citing sources... reports the labor secretary has allegedly been abusing her position by pursuing an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate.”
  — Deborah Valentine [03:28]

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Segment Timestamps

• Protests & Political Response: 00:02 – 01:05
• US-Venezuela Oil Negotiations: 01:11 – 01:48
• Mississippi Mass Shooting Update: 01:48
• Iran Unrest & US Threats: 02:39 – 03:11
• Labor Secretary Investigation: 03:22 – 04:08
• Legal/Political Updates (Vote-by-Mail & Economy): 04:08 – 04:37

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Transcript

[Pam Puso]

Growing protests. I'm Pam Puso, FOX News. More than a thousand demonstrations are planned today nationwide following the shooting death of a woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. Earlier, three Democratic lawmakers, including Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, showed up at the federal building there, an epicenter of the protests.

[Bill Melusion]

Congresswoman Omar and the other congresswoman are at a base where federal immigration agents have been posted up over the past couple of weeks. And that's where all the protesters are gathering to protest against their presence here. So our Bill Melusion reports that Congresswoman Omar along with other Democratic congresswomen basically showed up to that location and asked for entry. But here in downtown Minneapolis, there was a massive crowd of protesters, even rioters who gathered outside of a hotel where they believe immigration agents are staying. Our Garrett Tenney was on the scene last night. He reports a smaller group of protesters broke into the depot downtown, tossing around furniture while spray painting anti ICE messages.

[Pam Puso]

Fox's Matt Finn as he mulls his next move. In Venezuela, President Trump met with oil executives.

[Garrett Tenney]

After meeting with those oil executives for hours at the White House, President Trump spoke about the meeting before departing the White House and coming to his winter White House in Palm Beach.

[President Donald Trump]

They're going to be going in with hundreds of billions of dollars in drilling oil and it's good for Venezuela and it's great for the United States. A lot of money is going to be made.

[Garrett Tenney]

Before the daring rage removed Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Venezuela had exported 80% of its oil to China. The White House. The CEO of ExxonMobil, the second largest oil company in the world, he said a lot of work needs to be done before that oil starts flowing to the United States and the global market.

[Pam Puso]

Fox's Lucas Tomlinson and a suspect in custody in Mississippi following a mass shooting. America's listening to FOX News.

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[Pam Puso]

Continued unrest in Iran.

[Marco Rubio]

Authorities imposed a sweeping Internet blackout that largely cut off the country from the outside world. Secretary of State Marco Rubio posted. The United States supports the brave people of Iran, a sentiment backed by President Trump, who warned the US Would be responding for if the regime resorts to mass violence.

[President Donald Trump]

So Iran's in big trouble. We're watching the situation very carefully. I've made the statement very strongly that if they start killing people like they have in the past, we will get involved. We'll be hitting them very hard where it hurts.

[Marco Rubio]

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei is taking aim at the US Saying it's wrong about its calculations about Iran, indicating the country will not give in to foreign influences.

[Pam Puso]

Fox's Madeleine Rivera Labor Secretary Lori Chavez Darimer is under investigation.

[Deborah Valentine]

The New York Post, citing sources and documents it exclusively obtained, reports the labor secretary has allegedly been abusing her position by pursuing an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate. The 57 year old former Oregon congresswoman reportedly welcomed the individual at least three times to her D.C. apartment and twice to her hotel room while traveling. The allegations are contained in a complaint filed last week with the Department of Labor's Office of the Inspector General. The Inspector General General's office has launched an investigation. White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers called the allegations baseless. Chavez Dreamer hasn't responded to a request for comment. Deborah Valentine, Fox News.

[Pam Puso]

A legal setback for the White House. A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from enforcing most of an executive order against vote by mail states, Washington and Oregon. It's the latest blow to Mr. Trump's efforts to require proof of citizenship to vote. The president wants a one year cap limiting credit card interest rates to 10%, but banking companies are not embracing the idea. I'm Pam Puso and this is Fox News. This is Ainsley Earhart.

[Deborah Valentine]

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