The Fox News Rundown

This week marks a month since the Hamas terror attacks on Israeli civilians took place. One of the first targets by Hamas was the Nova music festival taking place just a few miles from the Gaza Strip. The terrorists arrived at dawn and killed over two hundred fifty people using guns, grenades and mortar fire.

FOX's Eben Brown speaks with Maya Parizer, survivor of the terror attack on the Nova music festival, about the horrors she experienced that day.

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President Trump was elected as a change agent who ran on a platform to rethink and reshape the role of the federal government. One week into his second administration, President Trump signed executive orders to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion offices. Meanwhile, the new Department of Government Efficiency is eyeing even bigger cuts. FOX News Washington-based correspondent Mark Meredith shares his reporting on the administration's disruptive approach and explains how jobs will look differently in the federal workforce.

President Trump campaigned heavily on ending the war in Ukraine, going so far as to say he believed he would "have that done in 24 hours" while on the campaign trail. Though this did not happen during the President's first week in office, he has begun putting pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin -- threatening taxes, tariffs, and sanctions if the Russian President doesn't come to the negotiating table. National Security Analyst and Vice President of Defense at the Lexington Institute, Dr. Rebecca Grant weighs in on how effective she believes President Trump will be in putting an end to this years-long conflict and the likelihood of Ukraine becoming a member of NATO.

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Almost four months since the start of the Russian-led Ukraine invasion, President Joe Biden requested another $33 billion from Congress for Ukrainian Military Aid this week. With sanctions engulfing the global economy and U.S. diplomats being sent back overseas, it's a question as to how much more aid the U.S. can provide, and how much longer Ukraine will stand strong. Former Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor shares how the two nations can sustain this stress, and what he thinks the diplomatic solution might be to the war going forward.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been leading Democrats in the chamber since 2019, but it seems as though her time may be coming to a close as a red wave is predicted for the 2022 Midterm Election. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has been patiently standing by to take her place, but this week the New York Times released a private recording of Congressman McCarthy criticizing former President Donald Trump along with other House Republicans. FOX News Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram analyzes whether he thinks the congressman's entire speakership rides on the support of the former president.

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Last week, the West once again heard warnings from Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, cautioning that the West supporting Ukraine with defensive equipment constitutes a 'proxy war' that could escalate this conflict to nuclear war. As these Russian nuclear threats continue, legislation in the U.S. Congress has been introduced to give the President authorization for use of military force if Russia utilizes weapons of mass destruction. FOX's Eben Brown speaks with Fox News National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin about why she believes the threats of nuclear conflict out of the Kremlin are 'hyperbolic' and nontypical of a nuclear power.

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As Russia's war on Ukraine continues, the U.S. has maintained support for the Ukrainian people, with President Biden recently asking Congress for approval on an additional $33 billion to fund Ukraine's defense efforts.

Along with financial support, the West has been very unified in punishing Russia economically for its hostile actions, especially when it comes to energy.

Due to time limitations, we could not include the full interview in our original segment. On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you will hear our entire interview with Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) discussing the tragic devastation of Ukraine that he witnessed on his trip and what long-term war could mean for the U.S. and the world.

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