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An accused assassin in court. I'm Lisa Lacera, FOX News. An hours long hearing in Provo, Utah for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk on a college campus in September. As a court considers a number of issues, including whether cameras should be allowed.
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I find that excluding the court, the.
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Cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing.
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Judge Tony Graff said he could order cameras removed at any time. He also ordered the cameras be moved after the defense argued Robinson's shackles were visible, as were notes by the defense team. The judge will rule on a gag order later this month. Prosecutors have said they plan to seek the death penalty. Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man Homeland Security claims is an illegal migrant with ties to the MS.13 gang, has been released from immigration enforcement custody after a court hearing today.
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Judge Paula Zinnis in Maryland found Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been detained since he was wrongfully sent to El Salvador without lawful authority. She said a judge never signed a final order of removal for him. Abrego Garcia had been deported to El Salvador earlier this year despite an order meant to prevent his removal when he was brought back, a grand jury in Tennessee indicted him for human smuggling three years ago. When he was released from custody in Tennessee and went back to Maryland, immigration officials picked him up again. They've been trying to sort out removing him to a third country, though most of the ones proposed have said they won't accept him.
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Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, Abrego Garcia's attorney, says his client plans to return to Maryland where he has an American wife and child, and said he's not sure what comes next, but said he's prepared to defend his client against further efforts to deport him. Defying months of pressure from President Trump, Indiana's Republican led Senate has rejected a redrawn congressional map that would have favored their party. The proposed map was designed to give Republicans control of all nine of the state's congressional seats, up from the seven they currently hold. America is listening to FOX News.
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If you could stop somebody from breaking in before they got inside, why wouldn't you? Most old school systems go off after someone's already in your place that's too late. Simplisafe is different. It's proactive with a double layer of defense that stops crime before they start. First, AI powered cameras spot potential threats outside. Then live agents step in, talking to the person through the camera, letting them know they're on video and police will be dispatched. If they don't leave, they can even trigger a loud siren or spotlight. That's how you help stop a crime before it starts. Plus, there's no contracts. And SimpliSafe was just named the best home security of 2025 by US News and World Report. It's also the best time to buy SimpliSafe's Last Chance Black Friday sale, 50% off any new system. Hit SimpliSafe.com FNC that's SimpliSafe.com FNC there's no safe like SimpliSafe.
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A federal indictment out of Oklahoma from an accused of threatening to kill federal agents.
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The unsealed indictment shows 26 year old Logan Murphy accused of five counts of threatening to assault and murder federal law enforcement officers with intent to impede, intimidate, interfere and retaliate. Another five counts of interstate communication with a threat to injure. That from federal prosecutors in the Northern district of Oklahoma who tell Fox News that Murphy knowingly posted several threatening and intimidating statements on social media in October against ICE agents amid ongoing immigration action. No word if Murphin is being represented. Homeland Security is investigating the case. Jeff Manasso, FOX News the grand jury.
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Has declined for a second time in a week to re indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on allegations of mortgage fraud. The busiest time of the year for the post office is fast approaching.
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The Postal Service says it's ready for the busiest week of 2025. Monday, December 15th kicks off the last week to get mil of holiday cards and packages in the mail to be delivered in time for Christmas. Tuesday, December 16, the deadline for postal ground Advantage packages. Wednesday for First Class, Thursday for Priority Mail and Saturday the 20th for Priority Mail Express in the lower 48. UPS and FedEx with similar deadlines. Their three day ground deadline is next Friday. This year Christmas falls on a Thursday exactly two weeks from today. Therese Crowley, FOX News Disney is investing.
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$1 billion in open AI to bring characters like Mickey Mouse and Luke Skywalker to their Sora video tool. The three year deal makes Disney the first major content partner for Sora. Both companies are emphasizing responsible AI use to protect creators rights. I'm Lisa Licera. This is FOX News.
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This is Ainsley Earhart.
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Thank you for joining me for the.
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52 episod podcast series the Life of.
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Jesus, a listening experience that will provide hope, comfort and understanding of the greatest story ever told. Listen and follow now@foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you listen to podcasts.

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Fox News Hourly Update – December 11, 2025

Episode: Suspect in Charlie Kirk's Killing Makes First In-Person Court Appearance

Host: FOX News Podcasts
Theme: Briefing listeners on the day's most significant US news headlines, focused on justice system developments, political maneuvers, and national interest stories.

Episode Overview

This episode delivers concise, real-time updates on major news events, with lead coverage of the first in-person court appearance for Tyler Robinson, the accused in the killing of political commentator Charlie Kirk. Additional highlights include a complex immigration enforcement case, an update on Indiana’s congressional redistricting controversy, a federal indictment for threats against ICE agents, and seasonal postal deadlines. The episode concludes with a look at Disney's new AI venture.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Tyler Robinson Court Appearance: Suspect in Charlie Kirk's Killing

[00:02] Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk on a college campus in September, appeared before a Provo, Utah court for an hours-long hearing.
Key issues included whether courtroom cameras should be allowed and if their positioning compromised the defense’s privacy.
- [00:19] Judge Tony Graff: "Excluding the... cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing."
- The judge reserved the right to remove cameras at any time and requested repositioning after the defense cited visible shackles and protected notes.
- Discussion on a possible gag order deferred; a ruling is expected later this month.
- Prosecutors indicate they plan to seek the death penalty.

Notable Quotes

Judge Tony Graff [00:19]: “Excluding the... cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing.”

2. Kilmar Abrego Garcia: Immigration Enforcement and Complex Deportation Case

[00:53] Kilmar Abrego Garcia, identified by Homeland Security as an illegal migrant with alleged MS-13 ties, was released after a Maryland court found procedural errors in his previous deportation.
- Judge Paula Zinnis ruled Garcia had been “wrongfully sent to El Salvador without lawful authority.”
- No final order of removal had been signed; his prior removal was in violation of a court order.
- Garcia faces a Tennessee indictment for human smuggling (from three years ago) but had returned to Maryland post-release. Immigration officials have struggled to find a country willing to accept him for deportation.
- His lawyer states Garcia has an American wife and child, intends to return to Maryland, and plans to fight further deportation efforts.

Notable Quotes

Jessica Rosenthal [01:25] (paraphrasing Garcia’s attorney): “He’s not sure what comes next, but says he’s prepared to defend his client against further efforts to deport him.”

3. Indiana Congressional Redistricting — GOP Plan Rejected

[01:25] Despite pressure from President Trump, Indiana’s Republican-led Senate rejects a redrawn map designed to give the GOP all nine of the state’s congressional seats (currently holds seven).
- The proposal was a major national partisan flashpoint; the rejection maintains the status quo.

4. Federal Indictment – Threats Against Federal Agents

[03:00] Logan Murphy, 26, indicted in Oklahoma for five counts of threatening to assault or murder federal law enforcement, plus five counts of threats via interstate communication.
- Indictment ties threats to Murphy's social media posts in October targeting ICE agents.
- Ongoing investigation by Homeland Security; no word yet on legal representation.

Notable Quotes

Jeff Manasso [03:05]: “Murphy knowingly posted several threatening and intimidating statements on social media in October against ICE agents amid ongoing immigration action.”

5. Postal Service Prepares for Holiday Rush

[03:55] USPS and major delivery carriers ready for peak season; deadlines announced for holiday packages:
- Monday December 15 – last week to mail cards and gifts for Christmas delivery.
- Dec 16 – ground packages; Dec 17 – first-class; Dec 18 – Priority Mail; Dec 20 – Priority Mail Express.

Notable Quotes

Therese Crowley [03:55]: “Christmas falls on a Thursday exactly two weeks from today.”
Practical rundown of deadlines, comparing USPS, UPS, and FedEx.

6. Disney Announces $1 Billion AI Investment

[04:35] Disney to invest $1B in OpenAI’s Sora video tool, aiming to bring characters like Mickey Mouse and Luke Skywalker to new digital formats.
- Emphasizes responsible AI use and content creator protections.
- Disney is Sora’s first major content partner.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

Judge Tony Graff [00:19]: “Excluding the... cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing.”
Jessica Rosenthal [01:25]: "He’s not sure what comes next, but says he’s prepared to defend his client against further efforts to deport him." (paraphrased)
Jeff Manasso [03:05]: “Murphy knowingly posted several threatening and intimidating statements on social media in October against ICE agents amid ongoing immigration action.”
Therese Crowley [03:55]: “Christmas falls on a Thursday exactly two weeks from today.”

Timestamps for Important Segments

[00:02] Tyler Robinson court update (Charlie Kirk killing)
[00:53] Kilmar Abrego Garcia immigration/deportation
[01:25] Indiana redistricting map rejected
[03:00] Logan Murphy federal indictment (ICE threats)
[03:55] USPS holiday deadlines
[04:35] Disney’s $1B Sora AI investment

Overall Tone & Delivery

The episode maintains FOX News’ hallmark brisk, information-dense delivery, emphasizing legal process, government actions, and major public interest stories. The reporters and anchors present each story with a focus on clarity and the procedural details driving the day's headlines.

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[00:03]
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An accused assassin in court. I'm Lisa Lacera, FOX News. An hours long hearing in Provo, Utah for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk on a college campus in September. As a court considers a number of issues, including whether cameras should be allowed.
[00:20]
B
I find that excluding the court, the.
[00:21]
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Cameras from the courtroom would be disproportionate for this hearing.
[00:26]
A
Judge Tony Graff said he could order cameras removed at any time. He also ordered the cameras be moved after the defense argued Robinson's shackles were visible, as were notes by the defense team. The judge will rule on a gag order later this month. Prosecutors have said they plan to seek the death penalty. Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man Homeland Security claims is an illegal migrant with ties to the MS.13 gang, has been released from immigration enforcement custody after a court hearing today.
[00:53]
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Judge Paula Zinnis in Maryland found Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been detained since he was wrongfully sent to El Salvador without lawful authority. She said a judge never signed a final order of removal for him. Abrego Garcia had been deported to El Salvador earlier this year despite an order meant to prevent his removal when he was brought back, a grand jury in Tennessee indicted him for human smuggling three years ago. When he was released from custody in Tennessee and went back to Maryland, immigration officials picked him up again. They've been trying to sort out removing him to a third country, though most of the ones proposed have said they won't accept him.
[01:26]
A
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, Abrego Garcia's attorney, says his client plans to return to Maryland where he has an American wife and child, and said he's not sure what comes next, but said he's prepared to defend his client against further efforts to deport him. Defying months of pressure from President Trump, Indiana's Republican led Senate has rejected a redrawn congressional map that would have favored their party. The proposed map was designed to give Republicans control of all nine of the state's congressional seats, up from the seven they currently hold. America is listening to FOX News.
[02:00]
B
If you could stop somebody from breaking in before they got inside, why wouldn't you? Most old school systems go off after someone's already in your place that's too late. Simplisafe is different. It's proactive with a double layer of defense that stops crime before they start. First, AI powered cameras spot potential threats outside. Then live agents step in, talking to the person through the camera, letting them know they're on video and police will be dispatched. If they don't leave, they can even trigger a loud siren or spotlight. That's how you help stop a crime before it starts. Plus, there's no contracts. And SimpliSafe was just named the best home security of 2025 by US News and World Report. It's also the best time to buy SimpliSafe's Last Chance Black Friday sale, 50% off any new system. Hit SimpliSafe.com FNC that's SimpliSafe.com FNC there's no safe like SimpliSafe.
[03:01]
A
A federal indictment out of Oklahoma from an accused of threatening to kill federal agents.
[03:05]
D
The unsealed indictment shows 26 year old Logan Murphy accused of five counts of threatening to assault and murder federal law enforcement officers with intent to impede, intimidate, interfere and retaliate. Another five counts of interstate communication with a threat to injure. That from federal prosecutors in the Northern district of Oklahoma who tell Fox News that Murphy knowingly posted several threatening and intimidating statements on social media in October against ICE agents amid ongoing immigration action. No word if Murphin is being represented. Homeland Security is investigating the case. Jeff Manasso, FOX News the grand jury.
[03:45]
A
Has declined for a second time in a week to re indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on allegations of mortgage fraud. The busiest time of the year for the post office is fast approaching.
[03:56]
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The Postal Service says it's ready for the busiest week of 2025. Monday, December 15th kicks off the last week to get mil of holiday cards and packages in the mail to be delivered in time for Christmas. Tuesday, December 16, the deadline for postal ground Advantage packages. Wednesday for First Class, Thursday for Priority Mail and Saturday the 20th for Priority Mail Express in the lower 48. UPS and FedEx with similar deadlines. Their three day ground deadline is next Friday. This year Christmas falls on a Thursday exactly two weeks from today. Therese Crowley, FOX News Disney is investing.
[04:35]
A
$1 billion in open AI to bring characters like Mickey Mouse and Luke Skywalker to their Sora video tool. The three year deal makes Disney the first major content partner for Sora. Both companies are emphasizing responsible AI use to protect creators rights. I'm Lisa Licera. This is FOX News.
[04:59]
E
This is Ainsley Earhart.
[05:00]
C
Thank you for joining me for the.
[05:01]
E
52 episod podcast series the Life of.
[05:03]
D
Jesus, a listening experience that will provide hope, comfort and understanding of the greatest story ever told. Listen and follow now@foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you listen to podcasts.