Hey, everybody. It is Friday, July 25th. We've made it through another week here on the Mo News

podcast. I'm Oshuununu. And I am Jill Wagner. This is the place where we bring you just the facts.

And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to. Jill just got back from

Nashville where I taped a podcast with Kyle Matthews.

He's a real estate CEO, but he started a podcast called the Matthews mentality where

he dives into entrepreneurs and CEOs and leaders and gets in the mindset of success,

what brings you there, the tools you need in the workplace.

It was a fascinating conversation.

Actually led to a lot of introspection and questions as we normally just talking about news and headlines and media. And he's like, well, why do you think you do it that way? Why did you think of that? And so anyway, I appreciate going on that, Kyle. And we will let you know when that podcast comes out. All right. I look forward to hearing it. Now let's get to some headlines. Tension between President Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell in plain sight as the two

tore a Fed building in Washington, D.C.

And go back and forth trying to get the last word.

We'll play that awkward exchange caught on camera.

Overseas a hunger crisis in Gaza, but who's to blame as ceasefire

talks break down? And one of the biggest countries in Europe says it will recognize

Palestinian statehood. In business news, the FCC approves the $8 billion paramount

Skydance merger. Jill, the latest tie- up in merger for our old stomping grounds at CBS.

And a look at the state of local news, why it matters, that local newsrooms continue to get smaller.

Yeah, not a good thing.

In tech, Apple is out with a public preview of iOS 26, its biggest iPhone software redesigned since 2013. So what's in it?

The official passport ranking index, where does the U.S. stand? And remembering pro wrestling

legend Hulk Hogan, dead at the age of 71. Jill, many of us remember growing up on

Hulk Hogan and WWF.

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