Different Videos, Different Angles and Different Viewpoints of a Fatal Shooting

Summary

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Fox News Hourly Update – January 8, 2026

Episode: Different Videos, Different Angles and Different Viewpoints of a Fatal Shooting
Host: Dave Anthony (FOX News Podcasts)
Duration Covered: First 4:36 (excluding ads, intros, outros)

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Overview

This episode delivers a roundup of top news stories including the fallout from a fatal shooting by an immigration officer in Minneapolis, an update on a Salt Lake City church shooting, U.S. actions in Venezuela, political divisions in Congress over key votes, major developments in U.S. funding for global institutions, and the latest jobs report.

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Key News Topics & Insights

1. Fatal Minneapolis Shooting: Multiple Perspectives

• Incident: An immigration officer shot and killed a woman (Renee Goode) sitting in an SUV in Minneapolis.

• Different Angles: Multiple videos and conflicting testimonies are at the center of the controversy.

• Political Responses:

  • Rep. Dan Goldman: “This officer not only needs to be fired and suspended, but based on the video, he needs to be charged with murder.” (00:14)
  • Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey: Publicly urges ICE to "get the bleep out of his city."
  • President Trump: After viewing (at least one) video, stated, “I want to see nobody get shot. I want to see nobody screaming and trying to run over policemen either. That was a vicious situation that took place.” (Quote via New York Times, read at 00:33, attributed by Ainsley Earhardt)
  • Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem: Labeled the incident “an act of domestic terrorism.”

• Details from authorities: Noem claims the woman stalked agents, refused orders, and drove toward the officer. (00:56)

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2. Salt Lake City Church Shooting

• Incident: A drive-by or targeted shooting happened outside a church during a viewing.
  • “Four of my other cousins got shot. There were eight people shot and all. Two died. Three are in critical condition.” (Eyewitness, 01:08)
• Status: The suspect remains at large with a manhunt underway. (00:57)

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3. US Operations & Politics in Venezuela

• Update: After the US-led operation capturing Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, the Senate is set to vote on a war powers resolution pushed by Democrats to limit further military action.
• Economy/Energy: Trump scheduled to meet oil executives about reigniting Venezuela’s oil sector.
  • Energy Secretary Chris Wright: “They’re very interested in how they can get their oil industry back going forward again, not only destabilizing grow production but but to get the corruption out of it.” (01:40)

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4. Critical Medical Event Cancels ISS Spacewalk

• Update: A planned spacewalk at the International Space Station was abruptly cancelled due to an astronaut experiencing a medical emergency. (01:54)

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5. Congressional Showdowns: Veto Overrides & Health Care

• Bipartisan Votes Against President Trump:
  • House Republicans may side with Democrats to override two presidential vetoes:
    • Water project in Colorado
    • Florida Everglades protection
  • Both bills had strong bipartisan support, passing “by voice, not required.” (02:39)
• Health Care Division:
  • 9 Republicans joined Democrats on a motion to extend ACA tax credits.
  • Rep. Mike Lawler: “All of this could have been avoided if we could have put a bipartisan compromise bill on the floor.” (03:20)
  • The measure faces long odds in the Senate, though hopes for bipartisan compromise remain. (03:27)

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6. U.S. Cuts Funding to Dozens of International Organizations

• Announcement: President Trump’s administration withdraws funding from 66 global organizations, including 31 affiliated with the United Nations (notably, the Framework Convention on Climate Change).
  • Statement from Sec. of State Rubio: “These institutions [are] redundant in their scope, mismanaged, unnecessary, wasteful, poorly run, captured by the interest of actors advancing their own agendas... or a threat to our nation’s sovereignty, freedoms and general prosperity.” (03:52, Chris Foster)

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7. Economic Update: Unemployment Rises & Market Falls

• Jobless Claims:
  • First-time jobless claims rise by 8,000 to 208,000.
  • Continuing claims up by 56,000 to 1.91 million. (04:18)
• Market: Stock futures fall after the Dow drops from a record high.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Rep. Dan Goldman:
  “This officer not only needs to be fired and suspended, but based on the video, he needs to be charged with murder.” (00:14)

• President Trump (via NYT):
  “I want to see nobody get shot. I want to see nobody screaming and trying to run over policemen either. That was a vicious situation that took place.” (00:33, from Ainsley Earhardt)

• Secretary Kristi Noem:
  Labeling shooting as “an act of domestic terrorism.” (00:46)

• Eyewitness at Salt Lake City Shooting:
  “Four of my other cousins got shot. There were eight people shot and all. Two died. Three are in critical condition.” (01:08)

• Energy Secretary Chris Wright:
  “[Venezuelan oil executives are] very interested in how they can get their oil industry back going forward again, not only destabilizing grow production but but to get the corruption out of it.” (01:40)

• Rep. Mike Lawler:
  “All of this could have been avoided if we could have put a bipartisan compromise bill on the floor.” (03:20)

• Chis Foster, quoting Sec. Rubio:
  “[These organizations are] redundant in their scope, mismanaged, unnecessary, wasteful, poorly run, captured by the interest of actors advancing their own agendas... or a threat to our nation’s sovereignty, freedoms and general prosperity.” (03:52)

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Segment Timestamps

| Timestamp | Topic | |-----------|------------------------------------------------------| | 00:03 | Fatal Minneapolis shooting: Various viewpoints | | 00:32 | President Trump and officials respond | | 00:56 | Details on Salt Lake City shooting | | 01:40 | Venezuela update & energy concerns | | 01:54 | ISS spacewalk canceled for medical emergency | | 02:39 | Congress faces Trump on veto overrides | | 03:06 | Health care division: ACA subsidies | | 03:52 | U.S. withdraws from funding dozens of global orgs | | 04:18 | Jobless claims data, market update |

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Tone & Style

The tone is urgent, matter-of-fact, and reflective of breaking news briefings. Speaker comments retain their direct, candid style, particularly around contentious political and policy debates.

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This summary covers the core news stories featured in the January 8, 2026 Hourly Update podcast. It reflects the programs’ fast-paced delivery while capturing the substance, voices, and crucial facts as broadcast.

Transcript

[Dave Anthony]

Different videos, different angles, different viewpoints. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX News on what happened in Minneapolis when an immigration officer shot and killed a woman, a citizen in her suv. This officer not only needs to be fired and suspended, but based on the video, he needs to be charged with murder. That's Congressman Dan Goldman. Minneapolis's Mayor Jacob Fry, also a Democrat, is urging ICE to get the bleep out of his city. President Trump also watched at least one of the videos. And Fox's Ayesha Hosny reports from the White House.

[Ainsley Earhart]

He is saying that it seems the officer shot the woman in self defense. And in an interview with the New York Times as well, he says this quote, I want to see nobody get shot. I want to see nobody screaming and trying to run over policemen either. That was a vicious situation that took place. His Homeland Security secretary, Kristi Noem says that this was an act of domestic terrorism.

[Dave Anthony]

Noem says the woman shot Renee Goode had stalked agents, refused to comply with orders and drove toward the officer. There's a manhunt in Salt Lake City, Utah for the gunman who opened fire last night outside a church where inside this man says there was a viewing for his cousin that passed away last just a couple of days ago. And tragic happened. Four of my other cousins got shot. There were eight people shot and all two died. Three are in critical condition. Days after the US Operation in Venezuela capturing Nicolas Maduro, the leader, there's a vote in the Senate on a war powers resolution pushed by Democrats trying to limit future military action there. Tomorrow, President Trump plans to meet with oil company executives discussing building production back up in Venezuela. Energy Secretary Chris Wright just told FOX Business it's not just the companies helping the interim authorities in Venezuela. They're very interested in how they can get their oil industry back going forward again, not only destabilizing grow production but but to get the corruption out of it. A spacewalk's been canceled today because an astronaut at the International Space station suffered what NASA's calling a medical emergency.

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[Dave Anthony]

Well, this is rare. House Republicans may go against President Trump today in two votes to override the first two vetoes of his second term. Both bills the president refused to sign passed with so much bipartisan support, it was by voice, not required. One funds a clean water project in Colorado. The other involves Florida Everglades protection. A few other GOP lawmakers are going against the president on a controversial health care issue.

[Ryan Schmell]

Nine Republicans voted with Democrats on a procedural motion for a three year extension of the Affordable Care act tax credits. The House will now tee up a vote today on the plan. Republican Congressman Mike Lawler supported the move and slammed both parties.

[Dave Anthony]

All of this could have been avoided if we could have put a bipartisan compromise bill on the floor.

[Ryan Schmell]

While it's likely to pass, it stands little chance of getting 60 votes in the Senate. But Lawler hopes a compromise is possible as bipartisan talks are still happening on the COVID era subsidies that impact over 20 million Americans. On Capitol Hill, Ryan Schmell's FOX News.

[Dave Anthony]

President Trump has already put foreign funding under scrutiny, scaling some of that spending back. And now he's taking more action that will affect the U.N. the U.S. is.

[Chris Foster]

Leaving and withdrawing funding from 66 global organizations, 31 affiliated with the United nations, including the Framework Convention on Climate Change. A statement from Secretary of State Rubio says the Trump administration has found these institutions to be redundant in their scope, mismanaged, unnecessary, wasteful, poorly run, captured by the interest of actors advancing their own agendas contrary to our own or a threat to our nation's sovereignty, freedoms and general prosperity. Chris Foster, FOX News.

[Dave Anthony]

We have a new unemployment update. First time jobless claims rose by 8,000 last week to 208,000. And the number of Americans continuing to collect jobless benefits increased by by 56,000 to 1.91 million. On Wall street, stock futures are falling the morning after the Dow plunged off a record high. I'm Dave Anthony and this is FOX News.

[Ainsley Earhart]

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