This week on the channel 15 videos this week

Kellogg on Iran, Kudlow on Main Street, Jamie Dimon on China

Fifteen uploads went up at Fox Business, and the week's most-watched include a live feed from the Caleb Flynn murder trial's closing arguments.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Gen Keith Kellogg: Iran is on the ropes economically

Gen. Keith Kellogg is back. A day after his advice for Iran's foreign minister carried the channel, the retired general returned with a blunter economic verdict, "Iran is on the ropes economically," and it gathered close to 50,000 views in its first four hours. None of the other new uploads opened that fast.

It was a crowded week, fifteen uploads in all, and the mix says a lot about the channel. Larry Kudlow, the former White House economic adviser who hosts his own evening show on the network, argued that Wall Street and Main Street are both prospering. JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon called for a revival in the West to counter China. Two short videos covered the White House and artificial intelligence: a superintelligence accord signed with AI leaders, and an executive order the title says renames AI "Super Intelligence."

The one outside the business beat carried the most momentum of the week's uploads that had a full daily pace: a live feed of closing arguments in the Caleb Flynn murder trial.

Overall, the channel ran well below its usual daily pace, and subscribers held flat. That was common in the money and business group. CNBC Television, Grant Cardone and Bloomberg News all ran slow, and even Caleb Hammer, the largest by daily views, was below his norm. Bloomberg Television came closest to its usual pace.

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