Fox News’ morning newsletter, Fox News First, highlights various political news stories. President Trump responds to Vice President Harris’ keynote speech by pointing out what she did not mention, calling her a “radical Marxist.” Trump also improves his relationship with a Republican governor in a battleground state. Meanwhile, RFK Jr takes major action amid speculation about his political future, and a yacht maker blames crew errors for a fatal Sicily shipwreck. In a controversial move, a court dismisses cases against 70 suspects, including charges of sexual battery and DUIs.
In the realm of politics, Vice President Harris faces criticism from anti-Israel protesters who hand out flyers for global “intifada” near the DNC. Meanwhile, President Biden’s free vacation at a friend’s California mansion draws ire from critics, and the Harris-Walz ticket presents a confusing foreign policy amid a chaotic reality. Additionally, 27 states press the SCOTUS to halt the Biden ATF’s alleged attack on gun owners. Rich DNC speakers like Oprah and the Obamas criticize wealth inequality and America’s focus on money, eliciting ironic reactions.
In terms of opinion pieces, Mike Pompeo discusses the importance of spectrum sharing for US security, stating it is crucial for the future. Liz Peek highlights Kamala Harris as a “fill-in-the-blanks candidate” despite the joy surrounding her DNC appearance. Laura Ingraham comments on Harris being repackaged to seem more likable, while Jesse Watters invades the DNC to confront top Democrats and celebrities. Greg Gutfeld reminisces about when Oprah and “The View” once liked Trump.
Other news includes an American vet and his brother being sentenced to months in a Middle East prison, and golfer Bryson DeChambeau expressing no regrets over a Trump-related video on his YouTube channel. A sea lion pup at a zoo in Tacoma, Washington, marks a historic moment. Economist Steve Moore criticizes the Harris-Walz ticket as the most “anti-business” in American history, while Georgia Governor Brian Kemp encourages a closer examination of reality beyond the DNC “sugar high.” The Fox Weather section provides updates on weather conditions in various neighborhoods.
The last word from Sean Hannity reflects on the theme of “hatred and loathing” prevalent at the DNC, with Democrats seeming to hope that people hate Trump as much as they do. Readers are encouraged to follow Fox News on social media, sign up for newsletters on various topics, and download Fox News apps for easy access. Fox News expresses gratitude for being chosen as the primary news source in the morning, with more updates promised in the future.
