The Fox News Rundown

Questions remain surrounding the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. While it seems some media outlets have moved past the tragic event, Congress has pushed forward with a bipartisan task force investigating the failures that occurred on July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania. While a motive for the shooting remains unclear, the focus has turned to the Secret Service's actions and inability to secure the perimeter of the presidential candidate's rally. Head of the Congressional task force Congressman Mike Kelly (R-PA-16) joins the Rundown to discuss what it was like being present at the rally where former President Trump was nearly killed, what answers the task force is looking for, and what can be done to prevent something like this in the future.

We’re still paying more for food, housing, and other basic things, but inflation is coming back down. For the first time in over three years, the annual rate of consumer price increase is under three percent. President Joe Biden claims the latest CPI report is a sign that his administration is continuing to make progress. However, former President Trump and his campaign continue to blame the White House for high prices and America’s ongoing concerns about their wallets. FOX News Contributor and former economic advisor to President Barack Obama, Robert Wolf, explains why inflation is cooling so slowly and what can be done to relieve American families.

Plus, commentary from the host of Tomi Lahren Is Fearless on Outkick, Tomi Lahren.

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Stocks tumbled after President Donald Trump unveiled his plan to impose tariffs on nearly all of America’s trading partners. The White House says market losses were expected, but believes its strategy will pay off in the long term. However, some Republicans, like Texas Senator Ted Cruz, fear that the policy could be "terrible for Americans." White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Harrison Fields explains why he thinks consumers should not be worried, and lays out how this week was just the first step to leveling the playing field and improving the country's trade relationships.

The White House confirmed that President Trump's first foreign trip of his second term will be to Saudi Arabia next month. The visit comes shortly after Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman hosted U.S., Russian and Ukrainian delegations for ceasefire talks -- a move that signified Saudi Arabia's move toward becoming a more significant U.S. partner. Now, as President Trump claims the country is committed to investing a trillion dollars in America, former NSC Senior Director to President George W. Bush, Michael Allen, breaks down the bigger prize President Trump sees with Saudi Arabia.

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After Russian forces withdrew from a suburb of the capital of Kyiv, independent journalists found the streets littered with dead bodies. The dead were reported to be wearing civilian clothes, with hands tied behind their backs in what appeared to be execution-style murders. FOX's Eben Brown speaks with Mark Montgomery, a retired U.S. Navy rear admiral & Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, who says these civilian deaths must be investigated as war crimes.

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Republican lawmakers have been hard at work making the Constitutional Carry Act a reality in Georgia. With support from the National Rifle Association, the bill would allow Georgia citizens to carry firearms in public without a permit. Governor Brian Kemp (R-GA) is signing the bill into law today. He previously ran on a campaign to expand gun rights and is currently running for re-election in Georgia's gubernatorial primary. He joins the Rundown to discuss the details of the gun rights legislation, key issues central to his campaign, and the possibility of a rematch with Democrat Stacey Abrams.

Global supply chains continue to face severe delays due to the pandemic, with Chinese manufacturing and shipping hubs crippled by China’s COVID-19 lockdowns. China is currently grappling with its worst outbreak of coronavirus since the beginning of the pandemic, and a zero COVID policy means global consumers will continue to see supply chain strains. Associate Editor at The Wall Street Journal, John Bussey joins to explain how the supply chain troubles will impact Americans, the extreme severity of the lockdowns in China, and his forecast for U.S. economic growth in the face of inflation.

Plus, co-host of ‘The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show,’ Buck Sexton.

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A trove of classified documents was posted to the gaming social media platform Discord in recent months, leading the FBI to launch a probe investigating the origins of the leak. On Thursday, FBI agents arrested Massachusettes Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, who is currently being investigated for the removal and transmission of the intelligence. President of IRIS Independent Research and FOX News Contributor Dr. Rebecca Grant shares her takeaways from the leak. She discusses how the information was accessed, and what the leak tells us about the current landscape in Ukraine.

This week, a federal appeals court placed limitations on the use and distribution of the abortion pill Mifepristone. The drug's manufacturer, Danco Laboratories, has asked the Supreme Court to preserve access to the pill. The ruling comes as various state legislatures impose new restrictions and protections for abortion, leading many lawmakers to weigh in on what the federal government's role in reproductive care should be. Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-SC) discusses the politics surrounding the court's decision on the Mifepristone, how the issue of abortion is impacting the Republican party, and why she suggests that the FDA should ignore the latest ruling.

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