The Fox News Rundown

Following a big midterm win, House Democrats are mapping out their plans for the new year. Congressman Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) explains why Democrats need to focus on lowering everyday costs instead of far left ideas or dead-end impeachments, demands a clear White House plan for the conflict in Iran, and pushes for an investigation into whether China illegally got its hands on advanced U.S. computer chips.
Plus, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis examines the midterm results as he prepares to leave office in January—arguing Republicans fell short by losing focus on the economy, while weighing in on the GOP’s path forward and his own political future.

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Reports of an alleged Chinese "honeypot" operation targeting NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang have sent shockwaves through the tech sector and Washington. The scandal even led to Huang's resignation on Thursday.

Earlier this week, former CIA station chief and Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman joined Gurnal Scott to break down how foreign intelligence services execute "sexpionage" plots, what China may have been after at the chip giant, and how the U.S. government investigates and defends American businesses against espionage and potential 'honeypot' schemes.
We often have to cut interviews short during the week,
but we thought you might like to hear the full interview and let you hear more of Hoffman's analysis of the NVIDA scandal and how adversaries have been targeting Americans using sex for decades.

Today on Fox News Rundown Extra, we will share our entire
interview with FOX News Contributor Daniel Hoffman.

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Following a major Democratic midterm victory, both parties on Capitol Hill face high-stakes leadership battles and a crowded lame-duck agenda. Fox News Chief Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram joins to break down Senator Chris Van Hollen’s challenge to Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries’ path to the speakership, and Jim Jordan’s election as House Minority Leader, alongside the looming December funding deadline and upcoming Nvidia hearings.

Later, a shelved House effort to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth sparks debate over partisan politics and military readiness. Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer explains why targeting Hegseth undermines troop morale, details his Barracks Task Force mission to overhaul military housing, and reflects on Veterans Day.
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Jensen Huang is out as Nvidia's CEO, but for the founder and longtime face of both the company and the AI race, the chips are still hitting the fan. Federal investigators and lawmakers on Capitol Hill are seeking answers on any potential wrongdoing, investigations as the fallout from Huang's affair with a suspected Chinese spy grows wider. Attorney General Todd Blanche says “of course” the FBI is investigating whether Alice Huang is a spy, adding "the DOJ has a role in investigating if there are chips that shouldn't be sold.” Sources tell FOX Business Huang has agreed to testify under oath on his business dealings with China as lawmakers probe the national security implications of his actions.

FOX's Tonya J. Powers speaks with Darren Botelho, Washington D.C. based correspondent for the FOX Business Network, who shares the latest in this rapidly changing story.

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The sudden resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amid allegations of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy is colliding with urgent national security concerns in Washington over how America protects its advanced AI technology. Fox News Sunday Anchor and Host of the Livin’ the Bream Podcast Shannon Bream joins to discuss the looming congressional subpoenas and federal investigations into potential export control violations, what Huang’s departure without a formal succession plan means for the U.S.–China AI race, and the bipartisan pressure on the White House to tighten tech regulations

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis joins FOX News Senior White House Correspondent Peter Doocy for a post-midterm breakdown as he prepares to leave office in January. DeSantis explains why he believes Republicans fell short in key races, arguing the party lost focus on the economy, inflation and affordability while overlooking the issues voters care about most. Plus, he weighs in on the GOP’s path forward, what President Trump can do to regain momentum, and what’s next for his own political future.

Plus, commentary by Paul Mauro, FOX News contributor, providing legal, political, and criminal justice analysis across FOX News Media platforms.

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