Good Morning America Full Broadcast - Thursday, June 25th, 2026

Summary of “Good Morning America Full Broadcast - Thursday, June 25th, 2026”

Major breaking news

• Deadly double earthquakes hit Venezuela: Search-and-rescue is underway in Caracas after two back-to-back quakes (7.2 and 7.5) struck less than a minute apart. The broadcast reports at least 164 deaths and 900+ injuries, with widespread building collapse—including part of the airport terminal. U.S. officials say the U.S. is sending rescue teams and humanitarian aid.
• Medical emergency on a commercial flight: An Air Canada flight with nearly 70 people reportedly began swerving violently after the pilot suffered a medical episode. Passengers and crew helped restrain the pilot, while the co-pilot took over. The aircraft diverted for medical treatment, though the pilot’s condition was not fully detailed.

U.S. politics and policy

• Trump clashes with Senate Republicans over Iran: A closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill reportedly escalated into a shouting match over the president’s approach to the war in Iran. Afterward, some Republican senators changed earlier votes on war powers-related issues.
• Housing bill cancellation: Trump reportedly abruptly canceled plans to sign a major bipartisan housing affordability bill, despite broad Senate and House support. Instead, he signaled he wants action tied to a separate priority: voting restrictions (including proof of citizenship for registration and limits on mail-in voting).

Weather and climate impacts

• Severe U.S. storm/flood and fire-risk contrast: Coverage highlights active severe weather threats (hail, damaging winds, heavy rain) alongside major fire danger in dry western/southwestern areas, with low humidity and ongoing large fires.
• Europe heat wave becomes more deadly: Reports say Spain recorded over 200 heat-related deaths in a short span, and France set a new record (Paris around 105°). The segment also mentions power outages, health impacts, and drownings tied to people seeking relief in rivers and lakes.

Consumer, tech, and public-safety segments

• Police officer records a “fake arrest warrant” scam: A scammer impersonating a police officer demanded $2,400 after claiming the victim missed jury duty. The target was actually an experienced police captain who recorded the call, posted it publicly, and outlined scam red flags. The scammer hung up quickly after the officer revealed his identity.
• Faster airport security with phone-based ID: The show explains a new Google Wallet + TSA PreCheck workflow (Android phones) using touchless ID at participating airports, while noting travelers should still carry backup identification.
• Consumer Reports rotisserie chicken rankings: A new Consumer Reports list identifies the best-tasting store-bought rotisserie chicken, comparing brands on taste and price. It also offers practical storage/reheating advice—using non-plastic containers—to reduce exposure to packaging compounds.

Entertainment / human-interest

• Dolly Parton returns publicly: Dolly made a rare surprise appearance connected to a new Tennessee travel stop. The broadcast says she recently canceled postponed Las Vegas shows due to health issues, with a source citing kidney stones.
• Lionel Richie tour scare: Richie reportedly cut a set short after feeling dizzy during a show, though the program says he is doing fine.
• Viral “trash-can during Knicks parade” story: A woman allegedly dumped trash from a championship parade trash can. She was identified as a JP Morgan Chase employee, later addressed through a fine and resolution (trash can returned). Replica cans were sold afterward.

Sports: World Cup focus

• Team USA match day vs. Turkey: The broadcast frames tonight’s game as a chance to keep momentum after a strong start—already undefeated with opening wins. It emphasizes keeping key players healthy. It also notes Christian Pulisic missed the last match due to a calf injury but was reportedly practicing.
• Fan watch parties nationwide: Multiple segments highlight Team USA viewing scenes in New York City, Brooklyn, Miami, and Los Angeles, including public screens and organized “soccer streets” events.

Celebrity/watch items and lifestyle segments

• “Wedding clues” for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce: NYC reports a permit request tied to Madison Square Garden (street closure and event details), described as potentially consistent with a July 3 event. The show stresses the situation is not confirmed, while noting MSG has hosted major weddings before.
• Halfway mark solo rower story: A profile follows an American woman attempting a solo row from California to Hawaii, featuring hardship updates and record ambitions.

Medical/breakthrough health and advocacy

• FDA approval for triple-negative breast cancer: The broadcast spotlights a major treatment step for triple-negative breast cancer, where Trodelvy (previously approved later-line) is now being approved as a first-treatment option. The segment emphasizes impacts on younger women and Black patients, citing trial results showing benefit compared with standard chemotherapy.
• Colon cancer message with Patrick Dempsey: Patrick Dempsey promotes men’s health awareness, describing a blood-test screening approach (Shield) as an easier way to follow up with colonoscopy if needed, underscoring the importance of screenings and family history.
• Ryan Tanner fundraising for pediatric sarcoma trials: The show features a family story about a 17-year-old fighting rare pediatric sarcoma and raising funds to bring clinical trials to the U.S.

U.S. 250th birthday / military tribute

• Honoring women in aviation: A Navy pilot segment spotlights Commander Danielle Theurat’s mission to honor trailblazer Rosemary Mariner, including a $10,000 donation by Navy Federal Credit Union to support women in aviation.

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Presenters / contributors (as named in the subtitles)

• Michael
• Robin
• Sam (weather, “Sam”)
• Leslie Lopez
• Mary Bruce
• Stephanie Ramos
• Faith Abubet
• Mary (as “Chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce”)
• Sam (also appears in weather/graphics)
• James Longman
• Larry
• Trevor
• Victor Okendo
• Tori Johnson
• Aaron Katerski
• Becky Worley
• Elizabeth Schulz / Elizabeth Schulley
• Morgan Norwood
• Lara (pop/news segment and Dolly segment: “Lara is back…”)
• Patrick Dempsey
• Dr. Dipsy (mentioned, but no specific live host name beyond that)
• Lori Bergamato
• Jeremy Tanner (mentioned in story; not as a presenter)
• Martha Ratitz (mentioned in story; not as a studio presenter)