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Taylor Sanders is a family advocate at the Autism Families Alliance. And we'll talk more about why Dolly's philanthropic work was so important and why this charity is closely watching the White House effort to crack down on fraud. It's next on the Fox News Rundown Evening Edition podcast. Taylor, I gotta get this question in before we wrap here about your group Autism Families Alliance. Now, you guys are involved in investigations into medical fraud. This has been a major thing the Trump administration, uh, 2.0 here with not just investigating certainly medical fraud but other types of fraud around the country as well. Can you just talk about your group's work in investigating and helping, helping to investigate this fraud and why it is so important?
Guy Benson — The Fox News Rundown · Evening Edition: Dolly Parton's Legacy of Helping Children in Need · 2026-08-26It's a great message, Taylor, and one I think we definitely need to think about as these fraud investigations continue on. Sure, we want to get rid of the bad guys, but we can't forget about the people that rely on some of these programs, including yours. Taylor Sanders, family advocate at the Autism Families Alliance. We're going to miss Dolly, but we do appreciate you being with us on the Fox News Rundown Evening Edition podcast.
Guy Benson — The Fox News Rundown · Evening Edition: Dolly Parton's Legacy of Helping Children in Need · 2026-08-26Among active stocks, Eli Lilly announced results from a real-world study involving more than 15,000 adults over the age of 55, finding that long-term use of its blockbuster weight-loss therapy, Zepbound, was linked to lower healthcare costs over time. Excluding the cost of Zepbound itself, sustained use of the injectable was associated with $181 in healthcare savings per patient over 6 months. Citi added a 90-day Catalyst Watch to Oracle, Analyst Tyler Radke says he sees opportunity after one of the most extreme dislocations and drawdowns in the stock's history, driven by investor capitulation and multiple technical selling factors. And Abercrombie Fitch is soaring nearly 40% on record net sales that surpassed Wall Street's expectations and led the fashion retailer to boost its outlook for the year and increase share buybacks to $500 million. And in other news of note, watching every single NFL game this season will be an expensive proposition. To see every snap of the season, a fan would need to stitch together as many as 6 or 7 separate subscriptions with a total bill well above $600. Back in my day, we got 2 Sunday games and Monday Night Football, and we were thankful for it. Broadcasters carrying NFL games this year include CBS, Fox, ESPN, ABC, NBC, Peacock, Prime Video, Netflix, and NFL Network. That's all for today's Wall Street Lunch. Look for links for stories in the show notes section. Don't forget, these episodes will be up with transcriptions at seekingalpha.com/wsb. And for a full suite of news, analysis, ratings, and data on stocks and ETFs, go to seekingalpha.com/subscriptions.
Kim Kahn — Wall Street Breakfast · Meta settles kids addiction case for $12.7B · 2026-08-26It's time for your Fox News commentary. David Marcus.
David Ciccone — The Fox News Rundown · Is Foreign Cash Influencing Influencers? · 2026-08-26After all, it was his book God and Man at Yale, which made William F. Buckley Jr., a founding father of the conservative movement. But as much as he disagreed with his liberal professors and fellow students, he didn't doubt their ability or willingness to read books. The people we should feel bad for here are the honest, hardworking students who still fought hard to get into Harvard, only to find that their skin color or religion is more important than their intellectual abilities. Ultimately, this is why so many parents, even those of us who are not in the cabinet, would make the same decision as Duffy. We wanna send our kids to colleges that will educate, not indoctrinate Wherever Secretary Duffy's daughter goes, I hope it's somewhere that will make her read and think and that will not teach her to hate Jews. And maybe, I mean, not to get too crazy, will instill a bit of patriotism. This is not too much to ask for Ms. Duffy or for any of our kids. This is David Marcus, Fox News digital columnist and author of Charade: The COVID Lies That Crushed a Nation.
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Speaker I — The Fox News Rundown · Is Foreign Cash Influencing Influencers? · 2026-08-26This is the Fox News Rundown Evening Edition. The Democratic Party picked Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed as their nominee for the United States Senate from Michigan. El-Sayed is a physician, an epidemiologist, though he's not known to have practiced medicine. He's 41 years old. He espouses much of what you hear from the new wing of the Democratic Party, the so-called Democratic Socialists. He advocates for children to undergo taxpayer-funded gender surgeries via policies like Medicare for All. He's accused the state of Israel of genocide, of influencing American politics, and campaigned with podcast celebrities who once stated America deserved the 9/11 attacks and who recently made threats against Jewish politicians, allegedly. El-Sayed is now issuing some statements trying to distance himself from all of that, but El-Sayed took up an invite to appear on the Fox News Channel on Jesse Watters' Prime Time. It's easy to conclude not much that would have been new was learned, and critics say El-Sayed did his best not to answer questions.
Jason Chaffetz — The Fox News Rundown · Evening Edition: Abdul El-Sayed Interview Sparks Social Media Pushback · 2026-08-25For the, for people who may have missed the comment, it certainly was an eyebrow raiser. But Jesse Watters, our primetime host on the Fox News Channel, was bringing up the ongoing controversy of, we call them, I guess gender, they like to call gender reassignment surgeries, we used to call it sex changes for children and used some, I guess we'll call it more common euphemisms for genitalia about having it removed on a young boy and Mr. El-Sayed equated that to circumcision, which is not the removal of genitalia. It's, um, I know opponents of the practice say it's a form of mutilation, but we also know in the Judeo-Christian history that it is a sign of a commandment, uh, and has been long prescribed and is something very important to a significant part of the American population, not just the small Jewish part. But others as well. So that seemed to be a very strange comparison. And not to mention Mr. El-Sayed, who is a Muslim, Islam also promotes this idea of circumcision as a sign of the Abrahamic covenant. So it was weird.
Jason Chaffetz — The Fox News Rundown · Evening Edition: Abdul El-Sayed Interview Sparks Social Media Pushback · 2026-08-25