Hillary ‘Can’t Handle the Ratio’: Fox News Politics Newsletter for June 10, 2025

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton faced backlash on social media for her comments on the anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles. Critics slammed her for describing the riots as “peaceful demonstrations” while blaming President Donald Trump for the chaos in southern California. The comments section on her post was restricted to only allow comments from accounts that Clinton follows, leading to accusations that she couldn’t handle the negative feedback.

Meanwhile, a report detailed new information about the suspect in the attempted assassination of President Trump, highlighting his descent into madness. The White House also made headlines with a new order to stop exploitative ticket scalping and a federal judge ruling against the administration’s attempt to block grants to LGBT groups.

In response to the escalating violence in Los Angeles, Trump deployed Marines to the city to quell the riots, which he described as an “orchestrated attack” on law enforcement. Senator Tom Cotton pushed for a crackdown on pro-immigration rioters, citing assaults on ICE agents. Congress stepped in to address the “out-of-control” riots, with some Democrats resisting federal intervention.

On the world stage, tensions rose as Iran became more aggressive in nuclear talks, prompting criticism from Trump. Israel’s navy conducted a strike on Houthi rebels in Yemen, while climate activist Greta Thunberg was deported from Israel after her Gaza-bound yacht was seized.

Capitol Hill saw Republicans challenging the budget office’s critique of Trump’s policies and defending the National Guard deployment in LA. GOP representatives called for investigations into the LAPD’s response to assaulted ICE officers and unveiled plans to slash government waste. House Democrats questioned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on submarine spending plans.

Across America, a Milwaukee judge faced charges for allegedly helping an illegal immigrant evade ICE, and a blue city mayor vowed “no tolerance” for anti-ICE violence. The political landscape remains turbulent, with both sides of the aisle grappling with the ongoing challenges and controversies facing the nation.